Rudy barret - Lost Light - XL






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Rudy Barret, Lost Light - XL, a mixed media and AI artwork on canvas (46 x 66 cm including a 3 cm white border), edition 1/10, hand-signed, produced in France in 2020 or later and in excellent condition.
Description from the seller
Rudy Barret – Lost Light – Canvas XL – Limited Edition
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Details of the lot
Edition: Rare, limited to only 10 copies in the world.
Copy No. 1/10
Signature: Artwork hand-signed by the artist on the back.
Support: High-definition fine art impression on premium canvas, offering a rich texture variety, controlled night contrasts, and a deep cinematic atmosphere.
Dimensions: 46 x 66 cm, including a 3 cm white border for ideal mounting on a frame or under a frame.
Condition: New, never displayed.
Shipping: Highly secure shipment in a rigid protective tube.
sold without frame
Authenticity: Certificate of authenticity sent digitally upon request.
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The Work
Lost Light depicts an astronaut standing still in front of a shop illuminated by a tired neon. The word OPEN still shines in the night, while everything around seems deserted, frozen, almost out of time. The spacesuit, a symbol of conquest and the future, becomes here an unnecessary armor in a world drained of warmth.
The contrast between artificial light and the surrounding silence creates a bittersweet tension. The work evokes the loss of bearings, the illusion of permanent light, and this universal feeling of being present in a place that no longer expects anyone.
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The artist's word
Sometimes, a light remains on.
not for guiding
but to recall what has been extinguished.
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About the artist
Rudy Barret (@rudy_barret_photographe) explores contemporary disillusionment, urban solitude, and the gap between promise and reality through visual scenes with a strong symbolic charge.
His work is characterized by a cinematic approach, silent narration, and careful and sensitive post-processing.
(Photoshop CC & Lightroom)
Each work acts as a suspended moment, inviting the viewer to project their own story into the light... or into its absence.
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Rudy Barret – Lost Light – Canvas XL – Limited Edition
⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻
Details of the lot
Edition: Rare, limited to only 10 copies in the world.
Copy No. 1/10
Signature: Artwork hand-signed by the artist on the back.
Support: High-definition fine art impression on premium canvas, offering a rich texture variety, controlled night contrasts, and a deep cinematic atmosphere.
Dimensions: 46 x 66 cm, including a 3 cm white border for ideal mounting on a frame or under a frame.
Condition: New, never displayed.
Shipping: Highly secure shipment in a rigid protective tube.
sold without frame
Authenticity: Certificate of authenticity sent digitally upon request.
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The Work
Lost Light depicts an astronaut standing still in front of a shop illuminated by a tired neon. The word OPEN still shines in the night, while everything around seems deserted, frozen, almost out of time. The spacesuit, a symbol of conquest and the future, becomes here an unnecessary armor in a world drained of warmth.
The contrast between artificial light and the surrounding silence creates a bittersweet tension. The work evokes the loss of bearings, the illusion of permanent light, and this universal feeling of being present in a place that no longer expects anyone.
⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻
The artist's word
Sometimes, a light remains on.
not for guiding
but to recall what has been extinguished.
⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻
About the artist
Rudy Barret (@rudy_barret_photographe) explores contemporary disillusionment, urban solitude, and the gap between promise and reality through visual scenes with a strong symbolic charge.
His work is characterized by a cinematic approach, silent narration, and careful and sensitive post-processing.
(Photoshop CC & Lightroom)
Each work acts as a suspended moment, inviting the viewer to project their own story into the light... or into its absence.
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