Aurélie Lafourcade (XX) - Lagune cristaline

The painting Lagune cristalline captures a serene scene where the calm, gentle waters of the clear turquoise sea kiss the shore of pink sand. Pastel umbrellas dot the beach, casting soft shadows for families and friends lounging there. The unique beauty of this beach, with its delicate pink sand, raises questions about the preservation of these rare landscapes. The simplicity of the scene, despite the presence of umbrellas and bathers, highlights the vulnerability of this ecosystem. This juxtaposition of family tenderness and natural tranquility invites us to reflect on our responsibility toward the environment. The painting invites us to contemplate the future of these havens of peace in the face of ecological challenges and to consider the actions needed to protect the splendor of beaches for future generations.

Inspiration system, 40×60 cm
Plexiglass print.
Delivery in
Europe only
Original digital artwork, Photoshop limited deluxe edition 2/8

Not a photograph.

Certificate of authenticity signed and sent by email on request.

Product features:
Material: dibond
Thickness: 3mm
Black border between metal plates with rounded corners
Glossy plasticized print

Printing technique:
A print on metal will reproduce any photo down to its finest detail.
Direct printing technique that will yield a matte finish.
The base structure consists of a sheet of black plastic placed between two aluminum plates, which guarantees not only the lightness of your photo but also its stability. The silver edge will give the print an exceptionally elegant glow.

Biography:

Aurélie Lafourcade lives and works in the South of France.
With a degree in visual arts and many years as a graphic designer in a advertising agency, Aurélie decided to take the time to realize her dream of representing the beauty of the oceans.

Originally from French Guiana and with the ocean as an inexhaustible source of inspiration, she uses photos taken from her drone as a source of inspiration and as a call to awareness. The urgency to put human complexity to work for nature’s protection. She then uses digital tools to give birth to these imaginary beaches. To complete her ecological approach, part of her income is donated to organizations that are committed to protecting the ocean.