S'élever (To Rise) – Photographie, photography, paysage, landscape, échelles, ladders, ballons, balloons, montagne, mountain, lumière, light, 2025
Romano  

Photography : color edition, HD print, fine art print · 80 x 60 cm 31.5 x 23.6 inch

$525 525 $US
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Photography : numbered and limited to 10 copies

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80 x 60 cm 31.5 x 23.6 inch Height x Width x Depth

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“S'élever (To Rise)” is a contemporary photographic work derived from an immersive, site-specific sculptural installation, blending natural landscape, figurative forms, and a surreal dimension. It presents a scene where wooden ladders emerge from a green field, surrounded by yellow balloons floating in the air.

The rolling landscape in the background creates a harmonious contrast with the blue sky, enhancing the strangeness of the composition. Each ladder appears to reach toward the sky, symbolizing ascent and dreaming. The brightly colored balloons add a sense of lightness and childhood, establishing a visual dialogue between earth and sky. The mountainous setting perfectly frames this dreamlike installation, evoking a feeling of freedom and infinity. The work questions the boundary between reality and imagination, inviting viewers to reflect on their own dreams and aspirations.

Landscape

Conceptual

Colors

Imaginary landscape

Surrealism

Time

Nature

Yellow

Green

Romano, S'élever (To Rise) – Photographie, photography, paysage, landscape, échelles, ladders, ballons, balloons, montagne, mountain, lumière, light

Romano

France  • 1982
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Born in 1982, the artist Romano lives and works in Paris. Having drawn and painted from a very young age, he studied in the evenings at the École Nationale des Beaux Arts in Paris while working as Artistic Director in a communications agency during the day, before attending the Créapole design school. This was when he began to make his mark on the capital’s walls, trying out several disciplines to express his spontaneity: drawings, oil paintings, acrylics, photography, stencils and collages. He developed his artwork, featuring faces, bodies and colours, to focus on more committed pieces, a result of his cultural education: an combination of French classicism and 90s hip hop. His sensitivity to two cultures which are so different leads him to ask questions about « living together ». In 2013, he collaborated with the artists Riks and Tiez to create the « LeMouvement » collective. Together, they work to celebrate diversity and, through works like « Les parapluies », extol the vibrancy of a diverse society. This work of art, combining realism and poetry, captures shared moments between two Parisians, bound by their differences, united under an umbrella. These photographic collages are displayed in the streets to create a link between subjects and passers-by. As part of this focus on bringing people together, Romano has created a fresco on the wall of the first refugee reception centre in Porte de la Chapelle. The collective has also paid tribute to the victims of the attacks of 13 November on the façade of the Ministry of Culture, Rue Saint-Honoré.

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