Concrete Blankets was born from a fleeting encounter on the streets of Paris. A man, somewhat lost, whose silent strength and vulnerability left a deep impression on me. This piece plays with perspective and vertigo, inviting the viewer to feel the constant movement and desolation surrounding this human being living on the streets.
Each stroke of oil, thick with texture and layered with yellows, blues, browns, and dark tones, conveys the emotional force and uncertainty that inhabit him. The work not only shows but immerses you in the experience of a life in motion—a silent struggle amid the city’s margins.
Concrete Blankets is a tribute to hidden humanity, to the raw and beautiful reality found at the edges of urban life.
