Telma & Anouk
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vidéo hd, stéréoMarcelle Alix
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The artwork features two young women reclining on a patterned sofa, their faces partially obscured by a pillow. The muted color palette of greens, browns, and grays creates a pensive, introspective mood. The composition emphasizes the women's relaxed, languid poses, suggesting a sense of intimacy and comfort. The textured fabrics and soft lighting contribute to the artwork's tactile and atmospheric quality. The French text overlaid on the image contemplates the freedom and autonomy implied by the visual narrative. This piece seems to explore themes of youthful introspection, personal relationships, and the agency of the female subject. ...

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