Passage to the Atelier Délaissé – Nature as Heir to Places
In Passage à l'Atelier Délaissé , Marie-France Desbonnet transports us to a space filled with nostalgia and resilience. This 100 x 80 cm work explores the encounter between abandoned industrial architecture and nature in full reconquest.
The soft light, filtered through the metal structures eaten away by time, guides the eye towards a vanishing point bathed in light. Climbing plants, ferns and mosses invade the smallest gaps, offering a striking contrast with the rusty elements and worn beams. It is a passage, literally and figuratively, that illustrates the inexorable cycle of time: what man abandons, nature takes back with grace and power.
The dreamlike atmosphere of this composition is born from the subtle use of earthy and vegetal nuances, combined with delicate plays of light. Passage à l'Atelier Délaissé is not just a painting: it is a visual meditation on the impermanence of human creations and the regenerative force of nature.
Price: €2,300 A unique piece – ideal for collectors sensitive to the balance between industrial memory and plant poetry.
