Jeux d'eau evokes the vibrations of light on sea water on a calm sunny morning.
There is no focal point in the composition, which invites the viewer to observe the shapes created on the sand by the movement of the water, and to marvel at the variations in color, which depending on depth go from pale yellow to green, by the magic of the reverberation of the cloudless blue of the summer sky.
This linocut print was awarded the Charbonnel Prize at the second edition of Estampes d'ici et d'ailleurs in Le Mans.
It was part of the sixth printmaking biennale of Epinal, and exhibited there durinf the summer of 2025 (more information on this blog post).
Linocut print (reduction print)
A4 size
Edition of 10
Details of the print and of its making of (click on the picture to enlarge it) :
