La madone bleue (2021) Photography by Philippe Loze
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This work is an "Open Edition"
Photography,
Giclée Print / Digital Print
on Synthetic board
- Dimensions Several sizes available
- Several supports available (Fine art paper, Metal Print, Canvas Print)
- Framing Framing available (Floating Frame + Under Glass, Frame + Under Acrylic Glass)
- Categories Photographs under $5,000 Abstract Spirituality
Blotti au sein de la dame
Mon âme se sent bien.
Ni le temps qui passe
Ni les affres d'une nuit sans lune
Pleine d'ombres et de chimères
N'ont prise sur elle.
Blotti au sein de la dame
Saint refuge de mon âme
Le rêve est bleu.
Elle veille sur mon sommeil
Les songes vagabonds
Les errances
Les pertes de caps
Les plaies et les bosses.
Elle me donne l'envie
À chaque matin qui renaît
De continuer la route
De prolonger la vie
Et chaque soir
Lorsque le noir est de sortie
Je reviens me blottir au creux de ses mains.
Mon âme au chaud en son refuge
Fugue.
Enfin, je rêve.
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Philippe Loze is an artist practicing digital art and photography. His work highlights color in all its forms, from figurative to abstract. Being naturally contemplative, photography is one of the few fields where this is "perhaps" an advantage. His desire for images stems from two worlds he knows well, horses and the seaside.
Addressing particularly the themes of the sea, loneliness and abstraction, his work is distinguished by a new light. He makes photo creation integrating both contemplation and movement, intentionally playing with light, shapes and colors.
Philippe Loze lives and works in Cérences in Normandy (France). Native to southwestern France. He embarked on a sailboat in the 1980s, and came back with a passion for sailing and the sea. Dropped off at Cap de la Hague (pointe du Cotentin, France) one fine day in 1990 by the French Navy, he spent 18 months watching and contemplating the coastline. He will spend 20 years in maritime transport, then skipper, breeder of sports horses, and therapist...
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Nationality:
FRANCE
- Date of birth : 1965
- Artistic domains:
- Groups: Contemporary French Artists
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