🔸 Technique : Wood, cotton and glued pigments 🔸 Dimensions : 60 x 80 cm 🔸 Price : €2,000 🔸 Unique original work – Certificate of authenticity provided
When nature takes back its rights
A majestic fig tree rises from the remains of a ruined fort, its tangled roots embracing the stone as if they had been part of it forever. This timeless tree defies scale, blurring the lines between dream and reality.
Patrick Fuvel immerses us in a fascinating illusion: as we observe, the architecture seems to shrink in comparison to the immensity of the vegetation, or is it the tree that grows as we gaze? A play of perception where history and nature intertwine in an eternal embrace.
✨ An invitation to contemplate the dialogue between man and the living, where the memory of stones meets the strength of the plant world.
