French school; 1969.

French school; 1969.
"De Tunnel".
Oil on canvas.
Presents marks on the pictorial surface.
Signed, dated and titled on the back.
Measurements: 90 x 80 cm.
This work is based on a great pictorial experimentation close to expressive abstraction. The piece presents a composition dominated by circular movements and enveloping shapes in dark and warm tones, suggesting a sense of depth and transit.
The visual construction is based on an energetic and fluid brushstroke, where forms seem to dissolve and reconfigure constantly, evoking the idea of an unstable or transforming space. The absence of a clear figurative narrative reinforces its introspective and symbolic character.
In the context of French art of the late 1960s, the work reflects an interest in the exploration of pictorial matter and perception, moving away from traditional representation to focus on the viewer's sensory experience in front of the painting.