La Grande Gueule
60,600 €
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Abstract Painting by Flore Sigrist – Yellow, Black and White
Flore Sigrist's painting, rooted in lyrical abstract expressionism, unfolds an emotional power through a large square canvas. The shades of yellow, black, and white intertwine with fluidity and brutalism.
This work of abstract art reflects a pure visual language, where form and colour do not aim for representation but express an inner experience.
This painting resonates perfectly with the Mireille rug, signed by Norki and Victoria Maria Geyer. The colours and textures of the rug harmoniously interact with those of the painting, creating a visual ensemble where contemporary visual art manifests in a balance between abstraction and elegance.
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La Grande Gueule
Réf : PTRE32
Painting by artist Flore Sigrist (1985).
Acrylic on canvas.
Sizes: 4,92 × 4,92 ft.
Work signed and numbered: 20241501103.
Product Details
Data sheet
- Colour
- Black
White
Yellow - Materials
- Acrylic Painting
- Artist/Brand
- Flore Sigrist
- Gems
- Paintings
- Year
- 2024
WORKSHOP SECRET
"In this painting, geometry, style, rhythm, almost metric, introduce an aesthetic order that is a source of pleasure. It is a work free of compromise. Let us derive enjoyment from it and forget about aesthetic form.
It is clear that Flore is driven by extremely strong impulses and tendencies. She focuses on the desires created by her imaginative life. She sublimates this perfect triangle by making it come alive amid colours of infinite subtlety. When we stop to look at these two fundamental lines, we admire what is new in Flore’s relentless modern technique. She delves into the intimacy of form, pursuing it with love and perseverance through its twists and turns, and its escapes. She is consumed by daydreams and pure poetry."
Alain Renner, former Vice President of Sotheby’s France
FLORE SIGRIST
Born in Strasbourg in 1985, Franco-Swiss artist Flore Sigrist began painting at the age of seven, quickly revealing an exceptional gift. Her recognition came in 1995 with the first Sotheby’s auction in Monaco. Her paintings, characterized by abstraction, offer a personal journey to each viewer, free to interpret and imagine as they please.
The perfect harmony
