Uploaded April 2026 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
Untitled XXXVI is a oil on canvas painting by the French contemporary artist, Ferle. This painting is composed of two main colors: green and yellow. Blending gradients with horizontal lines, this abstract piece captivates with the depth of its colors.
In standing in front of this abstract painting, influenced by Minimalism and Abstract Expressionism, a viewer would look to establish similarities before simply letting themselves carry on the journey, guided by the energy that appears on the canvas.
This canvas invites us to abandon any references we know to let us overwhelm by the spirituality they bear. This spirituality can seem to be in opposition with the violent gesture invested in the realization of the painting. The historian of art Emmanuel Dayde declares: “In her work, Ferle creates new space, paints openness and doors to infinity towards a sort of spirituality out of the body itself. She opens a door leading to another space – a fourth dimension. Looking at her large colour paintings, one feels close to the black hole, to physics and to the stars.” Between different varieties of colours, Ferle created a deep and harmonious rhythm which invites the viewer to meditate.
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Untitled XXXVI is a oil on canvas painting by the French contemporary artist, Ferle. This painting is composed of two main colors: green and yellow. Blending gradients with horizontal lines, this abstract piece captivates with the depth of its colors.
In standing in front of this abstract painting, influenced by Minimalism and Abstract Expressionism, a viewer would look to establish similarities before simply letting themselves carry on the journey, guided by the energy that appears on the canvas.
This canvas invites us to abandon any references we know to let us overwhelm by the spirituality they bear. This spirituality can seem to be in opposition with the violent gesture invested in the realization of the painting. The historian of art Emmanuel Dayde declares: “In her work, Ferle creates new space, paints openness and doors to infinity towards a sort of spirituality out of the body itself. She opens a door leading to another space – a fourth dimension. Looking at her large colour paintings, one feels close to the black hole, to physics and to the stars.” Between different varieties of colours, Ferle created a deep and harmonious rhythm which invites the viewer to meditate.
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The artist’s process is profoundly different to that found in traditional sculpture, in which the sculptor starts off with a block of stone – which contains the desired and imagined form within – from which he removes surplus material. In contrast, for Mattia Bosco, the sculptor’s intervention is simple, confined and restricted, and aims only to draw out and purify the form already present in the stone. Form and material are thus inseparable: by nature, stone always leans towards a certain form and is therefore already a potential sculpture.
The artist selects the rocks that fascinate him, right there in the quarries, from among the extracted fragments. Providing them with a base, he positions them vertically or hang them and then sets about making his own mark on the surface of the stone, using rotary cutters. There is a relationship of collaboration between the artist and the material: “It is not a case of man on one side and the world on the other, […] the relationship between me, who is sculpting, and the material itself, is a tussle between two parts of the world, engaging in a show of force.”
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The artist’s process is profoundly different to that found in traditional sculpture, in which the sculptor starts off with a block of stone – which contains the desired and imagined form within – from which he removes surplus material. In contrast, for Mattia Bosco, the sculptor’s intervention is simple, confined and restricted, and aims only to draw out and purify the form already present in the stone. Form and material are thus inseparable: by nature, stone always leans towards a certain form and is therefore already a potential sculpture.
The artist selects the rocks that fascinate him, right there in the quarries, from among the extracted fragments. Providing them with a base, he positions them vertically or hang them and then sets about making his own mark on the surface of the stone, using rotary cutters. There is a relationship of collaboration between the artist and the material: “It is not a case of man on one side and the world on the other, […] the relationship between me, who is sculpting, and the material itself, is a tussle between two parts of the world, engaging in a show of force.”
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