“Flowers” reinterprets the traditional floral motif through the narrative approach characteristic of Charles Hascoët’s painting. While flowers have historically been associated with the still-life tradition, the artist treats them here as a symbolic element within a contemporary visual narrative. The work evokes themes of fragility, transformation, and fleeting beauty. The format allows for an intimate connection with the pictorial surface and the atmosphere of the image.
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