phase aqueuse 2.0

“mes écritures”

Initially fluid and organic, phase aqueuse explored a liquid style of writing made up of drips and dilutions, where the material guided the gesture.
With phase aqueuse 2.0, this fluidity has been structured into a more graphic language: the line is more assertive, the mediums become pens, and painting fully embraces its role as an act of inscription.

My tools each speak their own dialect, but the hand remains the same. Color becomes ink, matter becomes punctuation.

phase aqueuse #52
Acrylique, encre, pastel sur papier
30 x 21 cm – encadrement 42 x 32 cm – 2024
not available
phase aqueuse #53
Acrylique, encre, pastel sur papier
30 x 21 cm – encadrement 42 x 32 cm – 2024
phase aqueuse #54
Acrylique, encre, pastel sur papier
30 x 21 cm – encadrement 42 x 32 cm – 2024
phase aqueuse #55
Acrylic, ink, pastel on paper
30 x 21 cm – encadrement 42 x 32 cm – 2024
phase aqueuse #56
Acrylic, ink, pastel on paper
30 x 21 cm – encadrement 42 x 32 cm – 2025
phase aqueuse #57
Acrylic, ink, pastel on paper
30 x 21 cm – encadrement 42 x 32 cm – 2025
phase aqueuse #66
Acrylic, ink, pastel on paper
30 x 21 cm – encadrement 42 x 32 cm – 2024
phase aqueuse #67
Acrylic, ink, pastel on paper
30 x 21 cm – encadrement 42 x 32 cm – 2024
phase aqueuse #54
Acrylic, ink, pastel on paper
30 x 21 cm – encadrement 42 x 32 cm – 2024

I don’t paint, I multiply writings.
My mediums are pens: brushes, pastels, inks… I write in matter.

phase aqueuse #58
Acrylic, ink, pastel on paper
18 x 18 cm – 2026
not available
phase aqueuse #60
Acrylic, ink, pastel on paper
18 x 18 cm – 2026
phase aqueuse #60
Acrylic, ink, pastel on paper
18 x 18 cm – 2026
phase aqueuse #61
Acrylic, ink, pastel on paper
18 x 18 cm – 2026
phase aqueuse #62
Acrylic, ink, pastel on paper
18 x 18 cm – 2026
phase aqueuse #63
Acrylic, ink, pastel on paper
18 x 18 cm – 2026
phase aqueuse #64
Acrylic, ink, pastel on paper
18 x 18 cm – 2026
phase aqueuse #65
Acrylic, ink, pastel on paper
18 x 18 cm – 2026

The gestures overlap like graphic layers.
Some traces are lines, others are marks, and still others are material; each constitutes a unique form of writing within the same visual vocabulary.

I’m interested in a work.