The Point of Impact

1. THE WORK
A body dressed in a grayish blue, vertical, erased by time. In place of the face: a white circle, smooth, almost blinding. No features, no gaze. Just a void. Like a crater. Like the mark left by something that has struck very hard. This contemporary minimalist painting fascinates with its visual restraint and underlying strength. It speaks of erasure, anonymity... or perhaps of starting over. A work calm on the surface, but pervaded by a dull tension.

2. THE INTENTION
This painting doesn't illustrate. It suggests. It doesn't recount a scene: it evokes a shock. THE POINT OF IMPACT is not a visible accident, it's a buried memory, an inner imprint. It symbolizes what was never said, what never burst forth... but which remains there, imprinted forever. It's a work that leaves the imagination open, a blank space into which each person projects what they have never been able to express.

3. THE INVITATION
What if this void… was not an absence, but a memory?
This circle, in the center of the face, looks at you without eyes.
What is your point of impact, the one that no one has seen… but that you still feel?

4. YOUR PAINTING AT HOME
Ideal in a quiet space: reading room, uncluttered living room, quiet bedroom, or minimalist wall.
This contemporary abstract painting is aimed at collectors sensitive to the invisible, to silent shocks, to works that leave a trace without noise.