Sécheret, Jean-Baptiste, Norvège fond orange, 2003

“He also sometimes goes off and loses himself in solitary places – the rugged hills of Italy, uninhabited stretches of coastline – and applies himself to capturing the shapes and colors of the earth and sky, the variations of light”(1).

The orange paper adds a rosy hue to the print, conveying the warm luminosity of twilight. This desert landscape reveals the atmosphere of Norway through its shapes, but above all, through its colors.

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(1) Reface to theŒuvre Gravé Et Lithographié 2002-2014 catalog, written by Pierre Bergounioux.