The artwork features a minimalist composition with a central wooden door frame and hanging garments. The muted color palette of blues and grays creates a sense of tranquility and restraint. The overall arrangement suggests themes of domesticity, privacy, and the intersection between public and private spaces. The artist's approach appears to blend realism with abstraction, highlighting the simple yet evocative nature of everyday objects and architectural elements. The work invites the viewer to ponder the personal narratives and emotional resonance that may exist within the depicted domestic setting. ...
Romane de Watteville uses figurative painting in an almost meta way to enjoy what remains to be enjoyed. In her work, Romane de Watteville allows herself the freedom to abuse figurative painting as a last resort in a general confusion. Sometimes frontal, sometimes anachronistic, Romane de Watteville's painting takes the chance of not situating itself. Recklessly, her practice offers itself to what painting has always been able to resist and thwart: a critical relationship with contemporary and historical references and figures. ...
