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ART Habens
Roger Bénichou-YchaÏ
they are hurt by what they see.
Seek to reduce the violence of
architectural forms to sensitize the
public to another dimension: that
of gentleness encounter, encounter
with the landscape and people who
inhabit this landscape.
In general, in front of my paintings,
I quickly forget that it was my "I"
who made them.
I am always amazed, and
sometimes amazed at what came
out of my hands, hands, which I
would like to be autonomous, or
rather directly related to the silent
language of the heart.
I love working with hands, touching
paint and canvas with my fingers. I
use the brush only when I feel, in
my dialogue with the canvas, that
it requires rest.
This brush stroke is above all an
outcrop to emphasize delicately
the shape.
I would like to see my work evolve.
Thus, every dawn I can
contemplate gives me the strength
to seek to see, to see better, to feel
better the light in the colors, to find
the balance between the line and
the color, the background and
form.
In recent years, I have focused my
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