Le Yack (1972) - Les heures immobiles

In this image with an intimate atmosphere, a young woman relaxes in a sea of leaves, between dimmed light and increasing darkness. Her abandoned, almost ethereal body seems to drift between dreams and reality. A brown dress, white tights, and a contrasting collar evoke a distant place in time, a memory, or suspension.
Nature gently envelops the figure, as if the earth itself would wrap it in protective silence. Closed eyes, arms outstretched, symbolize complete surrender, a form of intimate and universal letting go.
This work examines the boundary between rest and disappearance, between returning to oneself and dissolving. It captures the fragile moment, between a moment and eternity.

LeYack orchestrates here a scene worthy of a Hollywood thriller from the 1950s, where every gesture is coordinated, every light directed. The artist draws on cinema, crime fiction, and realist painting to create a work in which the unspoken becomes a spectacle. A palpable tension arises between the two characters, and the viewer becomes a witness to a meeting whose outcome is unknown.

Features of the work:
Signature: Signed manually by the artist on the front and back of the piece.
Technique: Giclée print on canvas, using high-quality pigment ink to faithfully reproduce details and colors.
Edition: Limited to 10 copies, individually numbered.
Dimensions : 40 x 40 cm.