Yellowish, 2026

Eric Dujols  

In spring, the colors burst and As often in autumn, the colors change or fade. They, particularly on trees, and more broadly on all plants, go from green to yellow, even red and perish, in an implacable brown, and without return. This is the immutable cycle of life as we know it on earth.

The image unfolds like a chromatic explosion. 
The gaze plunges into a mass of warm hues. 
Orange and yellow dominate the composition, creating an effect of intense warmth. 
The work relies on a complex superposition. 
The artist fuses photography and digital processing to erase the boundary between the real and painting. 
Organic shapes suggest flower petals, without ever defining them precisely. 
The blur and the gradients bring a sensation of fluidity. 
An emerald green spot comes to break the monotony of the fall tones. 
This contrast focuses attention and structures the space. 
The deep shadow on the right accentuates the luminosity of the center. 
This abstract piece, created in 2026, explores the decomposition of light. 
The final rendering is printed on Alu Dibond, a contemporary support that emphasizes the precision of the digital grain.