Acrylic on canvas. 38×46 cm.
Voici le second tableau de ma sĂ©rie Windows of Rye. Au dĂ©but de cette annĂ©e, quelques semaines avant la premiĂšre date du brexit, j’ai visitĂ© la petite ville mediĂ©vale de Rye au sud de l’angleterre. Je voulais peindre les diffĂ©rentes strates de cette ville. J’ai passĂ©e beaucoup de temps Ă prendre des photos des rues sous tous les angles. C’est au troisiĂšme jour de ma visite que j’ai rĂ©alisĂ© que les fenĂȘtres avaient une histoire Ă raconter.
Dans ce tableau, mĂȘme si les deux fenĂȘtres appartiennent Ă la mĂȘme maison, elles reflĂštent toutes les deux un horizon diffĂ©rent. Un passage sur le cĂŽtĂ©, permet de fuire au cas ou.
This is the second painting from the Windows of Rye serie. Earlier this year, a couple of weeks before the first Brexit-date was suppose to take place, I visited the medieval city of Rye in the South of England, not far from Hastings. At first, I was interested in painting the different layers of the city. I spent quite a lot of time taking pictures of the streets from all sorts of angles. It was on the third and last day of my visit that I realised that the windows had a story to tell.
Although they belong to the same building, Â two windows show opposite views. There is also a back way for those ready to jump over the wall.

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