On the edge of a pencil

1. THE WORK
An abandoned village seems to emerge from a faded dream. The thick, raw black lines depict houses with blind windows, surrounded by bare trees. The cracked ground, the twisted walls, everything breathes the silence of a deserted place. This charcoal drawing is titled En Bordure de Crayon , as if each line had been drawn on the edge of a memory, or an internal border.

2. THE INTENTION
It's not fear that inhabits this place, but absence. The artist explores the ruins of intimacy: a place we may have loved, then forgotten. The branches are like veins, the stones stacked with memories. This imaginary village is a place of passage, where the past persists silently, like a faithful shadow.

3. THE INVITATION
What if this drawing was the memory of a place you lost?
On the Edge of a Pencil invites you to contemplate what, within you, resists erasure.
What ruins do you keep in silence, without ever having drawn them?

4. YOUR PAINTING AT HOME
Perfect in a minimalist living room, a bare hallway or a library corner.
This painting is for those who love stories without words, villages without voices, places that we recognize without ever having visited them.