🎨 Technique: Acrylic, collage and oil pastel on canvas mounted on stretcher
📐 Dimensions: 80 x 80 cm
🖼️ Framing: Painted edges
📜 Certificate of authenticity: included
📅 Year of creation: 2026
About the artwork: Through this frontal portrait with primitive and contemporary accents, Roger M. gives form to Albert Camus' words: "Doubts are what we have of most intimate" — a quote that can be delicately discerned inscribed at the very heart of the composition. Entering this artwork means immediately experiencing a presence. Balanced and rigorous, this painting invites us on an introspective journey where the pictorial material becomes a mirror of the soul. The words do not merely accompany the artwork; they build it. They simultaneously enclose and support the figure, transforming the background of the canvas into a universal intimate journal. More than a simple portrait, it is an allegory of the modern human condition: fragile, lucid, inhabited by its questions, yet standing with unwavering dignity amidst the chaos of certainties. A powerful, magnetic artwork that imposes itself in an interior as a space of silence and reflection.
