Sun Remi

Sun Remi concentrates the painting around a radiating yellow form. Its irregular, materially dense centre thrusts outward in long rays and cuts across concentric circular traces. Splashes and interruptions repeatedly dissolve the geometry into painterly movement.

The yellow emerges with high intensity against the deep red ground. The circular lines do not define a closed solar disc, but register successive stages of expansion: light becomes perceptible as pressure, rhythm and movement across the surface. The small format heightens this concentration, bringing the viewer close to an active centre.

Sun Remi and Sun Behind Clouds Remi form a pair presenting two different conditions of the same motif. Here, the sun expands radially and immediately; its counterpart traces its continuing effect beneath layers of obscuration.

Weather becomes a model of change: visibility fluctuates, while the active force persists. The optimism of the pair lies not in permanent brightness, but in the continuity of light through changing conditions.