🔹 Technique: Acrylic on canvas 🔹 Dimensions: 24 x 33 cm 🔹 Price: €250 🔹 Original work – Certificate of authenticity provided
A mirror of asphalt and water, where the city is reflected in its most vibrant insubordination.
In this third installment of his Chronicles of Verdanson , Rémy Xavier captures the raw essence of a place where the asphalt becomes canvas, and the walls, manifestos. Beneath the concrete of a bridge, the canal is dressed in a kaleidoscope of tags, lettering, and ghost faces—living archives of a constantly renewed counterculture.
The light from the sky falls on the stagnant water, revealing an unexpected beauty: that of ordered chaos, of collective energy etched into the walls. The troubled reflection doubles reality, like a reminder that urban art is ephemeral, elusive... and yet deeply rooted in space.
With his sensitive eye, Rémy Xavier restores Verdanson's underground nobility. An ode to the margins, to freedom, to painted memory.
