A portrait with the tones and sounds of a schoolyard, with uncertain and definitive forms as we know how to make them at the "beginning"... and these words from Proust "...... this color was neither inertia nor caprice, but necessity and life ...."
The work explores the interplay between words, poetry, and color, a theme dear to Roger.M. The contrast between the expressive background and the geometric, stylized figure creates visual tension. The painting exudes a joyful energy, but also a certain complexity or mystery due to the mixture of figurative and abstract elements, typical of urban art and free figuration.
