Cailloux 2, 2025
Painting : wax · 40 x 40 x 2 cm 15.7 x 15.7 x 0.8 inch
CHF 534
534 CHF
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Type
Painting : Unique artwork
Condition
Artwork sold in perfect condition, not framed
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Dimensions ( cm • inch )
40 x 40 x 2 cm 15.7 x 15.7 x 0.8 inch Height x Width x Depth
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Description
The image is divided into two contrasting zones. A thick white occupies the upper part. This textured, almost sculptural surface suggests an open space.
A black, dense horizon line anchors the composition. This dark block brings immediate graphic stability.
Three gray shapes rest at the junction of the two colors. These reliefs evoke stones arranged with care.
A single red dot emerges in the white void. This chromatic touch attracts the eye and breaks the monotony of the visual field.
The technique mixes acrylic and wax. This mixture allows for varying thicknesses and reliefs.
The work on the material transforms the painting into a tactile object. The superposition of layers creates a physical depth.
The approach favors abstraction and suggestion. The gesture alternates between speed and slowness.
This composition plays on balance and silence. The sharp contrast emphasizes the presence of the mineral elements.
The work dates from 2025.
A black, dense horizon line anchors the composition. This dark block brings immediate graphic stability.
Three gray shapes rest at the junction of the two colors. These reliefs evoke stones arranged with care.
A single red dot emerges in the white void. This chromatic touch attracts the eye and breaks the monotony of the visual field.
The technique mixes acrylic and wax. This mixture allows for varying thicknesses and reliefs.
The work on the material transforms the painting into a tactile object. The superposition of layers creates a physical depth.
The approach favors abstraction and suggestion. The gesture alternates between speed and slowness.
This composition plays on balance and silence. The sharp contrast emphasizes the presence of the mineral elements.
The work dates from 2025.
Presentation
Astrid CHHOA's practice has progressively structured itself around a central axis: repetition.
It allows to question the notions of timelessness, transformation, and perception, reveals gaps, variations, and displacements.
Each occurrence, although similar, is inscribed in a dynamic of accumulation that modifies its perception.
Her work thus aims to highlight the capacity of the repetitive to generate difference, to open up spaces for interpretation, and to bring forth multiple realities.
This research is part of a broader reflection on our relationship to reality: what we perceive is never fixed, but always in becoming.
Astrid CHHOA after experimenting with several mediums (watercolor, oil...), currently favors acrylic and wax.
Wax allows her to explore a slow and physical relationship to matter, close to sculptural work, where superposition and transformation play a major role.
Conversely, acrylic offers greater immediacy in gesture, allowing to alternate between speed, transparency, and stratification.
Her work unfolds between abstraction and suggested forms, without prior formal constraint.
Each series constitutes an autonomous field of experimentation, guided by the same question
How does repetition transform our perception of reality?
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