Lussac

Lussac is an abstract painting that carries both calmness and richness, built up in layers that slowly reveal their depth. Like a more mature wine, the work develops through nuance – restrained, yet full of character. The underlying layers of dark bronze, champagne gold and rose gold create a warm foundation that softly reflects the light. The build-up of burgundy and red tones is fuller and deeper than in Fronsac. Here, a certain calmness and balance take over, allowing the colours to blend more seamlessly into one another. The contrast lies less in colour itself, and more in the layering of textures and structures. Warm richness is interrupted by soft, irregular traces, keeping the work alive without becoming restless. Lussac is about the balance between perfection and imperfection. About allowing a touch of rawness within a refined whole. The work offers a counterbalance to the need for everything to feel sleek and controlled, bringing warmth and depth back into the space. The painting is framed in dark wood with a subtle wine-red glow, deepening the palette and quietly tying the work together.