Loïc Tuhal - Regards en fusion

Loïc Tuhal (1962): Intertwined Gazes Loïc Tuhal, a French painter born in 1962, develops an expressive painting where color, material and the intensity of emotions occupy a central place. In this striking composition, two female faces appear side by side in an explosion of color and contrast. Their blue eyes immediately draw attention, while intense reds, luminous yellows, vivid pinks and touches of turquoise give the whole work remarkable energy. The painting stands out for its generous palette-knife technique, pronounced impasto and spontaneous gestures. Colors cross, overlap and respond to one another, creating a vibrant composition in which the two faces seem to resonate. The black background further intensifies the colors and strengthens the intensity of the gazes. Balancing figuration and Expressionism, this contemporary artwork has a strong visual identity. Its generous dimensions and bold palette make it an ideal piece for bringing character, movement and artistic presence to an interior. Artwork details Artist: Loïc Tuhal Title: Intertwined Gazes Technique: oil on canvas Dimensions: 120 × 90 cm Support: canvas mounted on a keyed stretcher Style: Expressionism Subject: two female faces, blue eyes and an expressive, colourful composition The artist's biography will be provided in French with the artwork upon shipment. Photographs showing the artwork in an interior setting are for illustrative purposes only. They do not necessarily reflect its actual dimensions and proportions.

Estimation:€3,000

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