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// Jean-Michel Folon’s Je vous écris de Coney Island (1986) is a silkscreen print that captures a surreal, dreamlike perspective on an iconic location. Set against a deep, twilight-blue sky, the composition depicts a series of intersecting lines and structures that recede into the distance, converging toward a focal point in the center. Beams of light in soft gradients of white, yellow, and green intersect with the lines, creating a sense of depth and movement. Folon’s work often explores themes of isolation and connection, and here, the abstract representation of a distant bridge or structure evokes a journey or a message from afar. The print's ethereal quality invites viewers to contemplate distance, memory, and the passage of time.
Je vous ecris de Coney Island , 1986
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// Jean-Michel Folon’s Je vous écris de Coney Island (1986) is a silkscreen print that captures a surreal, dreamlike perspective on an iconic location. Set against a deep, twilight-blue sky, the composition depicts a series of intersecting lines and structures that recede into the distance, converging toward a focal point in the center. Beams of light in soft gradients of white, yellow, and green intersect with the lines, creating a sense of depth and movement. Folon’s work often explores themes of isolation and connection, and here, the abstract representation of a distant bridge or structure evokes a journey or a message from afar. The print's ethereal quality invites viewers to contemplate distance, memory, and the passage of time.
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Jean-Michel Folon
Je Vous Ecris Des Montagnes Rocherrses, 1986
Limited Edition Print
Silkscreen
USD 990
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