David Lefebvre (born 1968), Piliers incertains

Oil / canvas, 46 x 61 cm, framed: 54 x 69 cm

Attached is a Certificate of the Artist and the Yasnikowski Art Gallery.
For the auction winner, additionally an Art Calendar for 2025 (A2 format) with Jaroslaw Jaśnikowski's paintings "Spaces of Surrealism" and a special edition of the 57-page French Magazine "Art Mag" dedicated to the 2023 exhibition "In the World of Magical Realism" at the Legnica Copper Museum, in Polish.

About the painting:
Oil painting presented in 3 exhibitions in Poland:
- Copper Museum in Legnica
- Wiskott Palace in Wroclaw
- Municipal House of Culture in Luban

The painting will be available in Poland only until February 15, 2025, so this is the last opportunity to purchase it.

Subjective description of the painting:
Lefebvre's style in a dark natural setting. The ominous clouds filled with hurricane winds are waiting for the pillars of our lives to collapse. What we base our existence on is no longer a secure pillar, it is left alone in the face of destructive forces. But we must be strong, there is hope, there is light that gives us a foothold, gives us optimism that the bad times will soon be gone and the sun will shine for us again....

About the Artist:
He graduated from the Ecole des Beaux-Arts de Lyon (DNSEP) in 1992. He graduated from the Lyon II Department of Art History and Archaeology in 1994 (DEUG, license, Maîtrise, DEA). Created illustration works for Ravensburger, Gallimard Jeunesse, Bayard Presse and Infogrames. Teacher of drawing and painting in private establishments and associations.

Painting is a raison d'etre, a reason to live and comprehend the universe on a scale discernible to the human eye. His painting is situated on the borderline of archeology and architecture, exploring the anomalous territory of Impossible Figures. Often appearing in his compositions, they symbolize the deceptive reality of the world from a mathematical (geometric perspective), physical (quantum) or religious point of view.