Fluide abstrait néomorphique (2026)

This item is an original graphite drawing on light gray or off-white paper, measuring approximately in a standard portrait orientation. The work is executed in a 'neomorphic' fluid abstract style, characterized by a complex lattice of organic and geometric lines. Central to the composition are eleven perceptible faces integrated into the fluid forms, scattered throughout the mid-ground and foreground. The construction utilizes varying graphite weights, showing both light exploratory strokes and darker, more definitive outlines. A key technical feature is the 'fluidic perspective' incorporating eight receding squares (carrés en fuite) that create a disjointed sense of depth and architectural structure amidst the curvilinear shapes. The artwork features mechanical-like appendages, possibly tripods or stools, which intersect with the biological-looking cloud formations and facial features. The condition appears to be fair to good, with visible smudging consistent with soft graphite handling and some minor creasing along the bottom-right corner. There are no clear signatures or maker's marks visible in the current view, but the style indicates a modern, experimental approach to visionary or surrealist sketching. The craftsmanship is expressive and focuses on a dense, overlapping narrative rather than clean, technical precision. The piece is dated by the creator as 2026, suggesting a futuristic or conceptually dated provenance.

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