Roman Moriceau

Botanische Garten IV, 201570 x 53cm4500 EUR

Details

MaterialGalleryLocation

poussière de cuivre sur papierGalerie DerouillonParis

Description

Human-crafted. AI-refined.

This abstract artwork features a composition of soft, organic shapes and delicate lines in muted tones of peach and white. The visual elements create a sense of movement and fragility, reminiscent of natural forms such as leaves or petals. The artist's distinctive technique, likely involving photographic processes, imbues the piece with a dreamlike, ethereal quality. The work's abstract nature and the artist's intentional use of color, shape, and light invite the viewer to engage with the piece on an emotional and contemplative level, encouraging a deeper exploration of the themes of nature, tranquility, and the human experience. ...

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Artist

Roman Moriceau

B.1976, French

By experimenting with the material possibilities of photography, Roman Moriceau explores the notion of time as a transformative force. His works explore the relationship between the experiences of the body and nature, and offer a multi-sensory dimension. By combining ephemeral materials with industry and mass production, Moriceau’s photographs highlight the underlying ecological and political issues in the landscapes of our everyday lives.

Roman Moriceau: Artworks

Roman MoriceauBotanische garten leaves, 20193500 EUR

Roman MoriceauBotanische Garten IV, 20154500 EUR

Roman MoriceauFungi flowers (2), 20194300 EUR

Roman MoriceauFlowers (2), 2018Price on Request

Roman MoriceauSilver (a Fiend), 20214500 EUR

Roman MoriceauSilver (Dry Leaf), 20214500 EUR

Roman MoriceauSilver (One Flower, negatif), 20213000 EUR

Roman MoriceauBison bonasus caucasicus, 202413000 EUR

Roman MoriceauPinguinus impennis, 202411500 EUR

Roman MoriceauZamia monticola leaves, 20245000 EUR

Roman MoriceauNeovison macrodon, 20243500 EUR

Roman MoriceauBlack bench, 20245000 EUR

Roman MoriceauPink and purple bench, 20243000 EUR

Roman MoriceauBlue moon bench, 20246000 EUR

Roman MoriceauAshes II, 20177000 EUR

Gallery

Galerie Derouillon

Paris, Paris, Paris

The Galerie Derouillon, founded by Benjamin Derouillon, opened its doors in September 2012 at 38 rue Notre Dame de Nazareth in the Haut-Marais district, which is emerging as one of the new poles of contemporary art in Paris, with the desire to defend a young generation of French and international artists. The programme offers a singular vision of today's art in its diversity of modes of expression, with a particular emphasis on painting, sculpture and installations. The selection of artists has in common a demanding and playful work that breaks with established codes.