Hakata
製作年份: 2017
材料或技法: 油畫, 帆布, 石膏, 顏料
尺寸: 50 × 60.6 × 2 cm
版本: 獨特
簽名:包括

關於作品
- 製作年份
- 2017
- 材料或技法
- 油畫, 帆布, 石膏, 顏料
- 尺寸
- 50 × 60.6 × 2 cm
- 版本
- 獨特
- 簽名
- 包括
- 畫框
- 不包含
- 作品證書
- 包括
- 藝術品經銷商
- Nicolas Depetris
- 發貨區域
- 沒有設定
- 發送前的天數
- 沒有設定
- 類別
- 繪畫
- 風格
- 亞洲, 概念上的, 半抽象, 日常生活
作品詳情
Concept and Intention of the Artwork
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What You Want to Express Through the artwork
I wanted to capture the particular density and atmosphere of Hakata as seen from above: architecture, distance and urban life compressed into a constructed landscape. The painting is less about describing the city literally than about what remains of the experience of looking at it over time.
Production Methods and Tools
Oil on canvas. The painting was developed through several sessions of direct observation from the rooftop of Hakata Station, followed by further work in the studio.
Production Time
Several on-site painting sessions in 2017, followed by additional studio work.
Production Location
Rooftop of Hakata Station and studio, Fukuoka, Japan.
Thoughts on the Artwork and Title
The title refers directly to Hakata, the area of Fukuoka from which the city was observed and painted. The simplicity of the title keeps the work anchored to the actual place from which it originated.
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藝術家
French Painter & Architect HMONP
Nicolas Depetris is a French painter and architect HMONP working between Menton and Fukuoka. His series Silent Cartography examines what places retain: the traces of labour, construction, weather and time across industrial territories, cities, mountains and coastlines. Working primarily in oil, he rebuilds observed sites through displaced colour, compressed distance and architectural structure, placing human-made forms against slower geological time.
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Your support helps sustain my painting practice, studio work and field research between France and Japan.
Thank you for accompanying the development of Silent Cartography.