The Forgotten of the Shore

1. THE WORK
Pale houses, warped by wind and salt, cling to the side of an ochre cliff worn away by the years. Their reddened roofs bend under the strain of time. Below, the sea beats relentlessly, leaving an acidic, almost living foam on the rock. The sky, heavy and gray, engulfs the scene in a thick silence. THE FORGOTTEN OF THE SHORE is not a seaside view—it is a frozen memory. A scar-painting. A damaged beauty, but upright. Still. Present.

2. THE INTENTION
Here, the artist gives voice to what remains. THE FORGOTTEN OF THE SHORE speaks of these places that the world has left, but which continue to stand. These are not ruins: they are witnesses. The painting questions the trace, the silence left by human absence, the slow speech of the elements. It is not a nostalgic work, but a lucid one. It celebrates the silent resistance of things that time forgets... but which refuse to disappear.

3. THE INVITATION
And you... what do the places leave behind after our visit?
In the cracks of the walls, in the cries of the waves, what do the things we no longer inhabit say?

4. YOUR PAINTING AT HOME
Perfect for a living room with raw materials, a deep library, a contemplative hallway or a collector's space.
THE FORGOTTEN OF THE SHORE is a work of silence and weight. It does not seek to please—it remains, it questions, it resonates. For those who know how to listen to landscapes that no longer wait for anything… but that still speak.