Elles en ont tant rêvé. Beaux-arts Archimedes' bathtub

Archimedes' bathtub

towards the new language that Rimbaud had desired and which

nous couvrent de leur ombre et nous font profiter de leur beauté

has already experienced mutations and crises

Elles en ont tant rêvé. Beaux-arts Archimedes' bathtubThese rather decorative paintings, a sort of homage to femininity, tell a somewhat unfinished story that the viewer can recompose as they wish. From this world visible to the characters emanates the invisible, a questioning of presence and absence. "It is in the in between and the open that my pictorial work is situated," explains Franoise Dussuyer. An enigmatic work. The feminine silhouettes, most often seen from behind, assert a great elegance,