🔹 Technique: Indian ink and wash on paper 🔹 Dimensions: 50 x 70 cm 🔹 Price: €1,600 🔹 Original signed work – Certificate of authenticity provided
A gaze pierces the silence, a mouth half-open as if caught on the edge of a verse — Where are you, Arthur? is not a simple evocation: it is an incantation. That of an artist who, through line and material, summons the incandescent spirit of Rimbaud, a meteoric poet, who disappeared too soon into the margins of the world.
Using Indian ink, Alexandre Domjan sculpts emotion in its rawest form. The wash softens certain contours but never erases the intensity: on the contrary, it prolongs it, diluting it in mystery. The face seems to spring from a dream or a troubled memory—an apparition more than a portrait.
This work is a leap toward the elusive, a vibrant tribute to dazzling inspiration and the fire of youth. It touches with its fragility, fascinates with its strength, and leaves us with an open question—like an echo launched into eternity.
