Inspired by Johan Barthold Jongkind (1819-1891) – Channel in Holland with houses and mills (1860/01/28) – Black stone / Watercolour – 7,3 x 10,4 inch
Sophie is at home. She feels good. She drinks tea, she reads a book that she particularly likes, the latest Mélissa Da Costa Women from the End of the World, comfortably sitting on her sofa.
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Oil on cardboard – 7 x 9,5 inch – Unique work
It’s the end of the day. It’s almost night. I wander the streets of Amsterdam hoping to capture the moment, right here, right now.
Oil on cardboard – 12 x 12 inch – Unique work
This is my first trip to Amsterdam. I am literally thrilled. I’ve been preparing for it for six months. I painted oil paintings, some watercolors too. This is an important step.
Oil on cardboard – 9,5 x 7 inch – Unique work
The two buildings were built at the same time, or almost. They had their ups and downs. They are enlivened by shutters in a devastatingly optimistic color. They cannot go unnoticed. They have been there for a long time and plan to stay in this same place even longer!
Sidranne was lucky to participate to a collective exhibition in a pop-up store in Paris 4 (41 rue Vieille du Temple), organized by Germain Henneka.
Linocut on paper – 5,5 x 5,5 inch – Original 2/2
La Défense is so small
The Foundation imposes
Two opposing modernities
Or after all complement each other
Linocut on paper – 5,5 x 9,5 inch – Original 1/2
From the balcony of the Louis Vuitton Foundation
In the distance stretch the buildings of La Défense
On Carl Maria Von Weber’s house in Hosterwitz
Modernity rubs shoulders with the Age of Enlightenment
Linocut on paper – 3,5 x 5,5 inch – Original 2/2
Under the bridge of flame
One night, a tragedy
The tributes ignite
Alma forever Lady Di
Linocut on paper – 3,5 x 5,5 inch – Original 1/2
Flame of the Alma bridge
New York Torch
Dear Dandy columnist
Freedom is honored
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