Original artwork description:

"Parisian Pulse" series
In River Whispers, I was inspired by the sculptural figures of the Loire and Loiret, standing gracefully near the entrance to the gardens from Place de la Concorde in Paris. The Loire — the longest river in France, winding through centuries of history and landscapes dotted with châteaux and ancient towns — carries within it the lived echoes of countless footsteps and stories. The Loiret, a smaller stream that rises from the Loire itself, mirrors this flow in gentler currents, whispering tales that often go unnoticed. The forms capture a gentle flow of life and light, reflecting the rhythm of the city as people pass by and the gardens remain timeless.
Through expressive lines and thoughtful composition, the drawing evokes the interplay of motion and stillness, permanence and transience — a meditation on fleeting moments and the enduring presence of art and history.
The painting can be shipped in a roll or envelope.

Materials used:

Canson paper 220 g/m2, liner, reflex acrylic, whitewash

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