T. Pimenta (1991) - "À Feu Doux" - (Limited Edition) XL

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T. Pimenta (1991), Portuguese artist, presents "À Feu Doux" Fine Art Giclée on Premium Cotton Canvas, an original digital painting developed with the support of advanced digital tools and produced as a premium Fine Art Giclée on premium 100% cotton canvas, in a limited edition. Each example is hand-signed on the reverse and accompanied by a Certificate of Authenticity (COA) in physical or digital format.


"À Feu Doux" Fine Art Giclée on Premium Cotton Canvas


Artwork Details:
Technique: High-quality Fine Art Giclée on premium 100% cotton canvas, 370 g/m2, produced using museum-quality inks for enhanced definition and colour depth. Artwork delivered unframed, rolled in a protective tube.
Image Size: 80 x 60 cm.
Total Canvas Size: 90 x 70 cm (including 5 cm stretching margins on all sides).
Margins: Additional 5 cm canvas margins included to facilitate stretching and framing.
Edition: Limited to 20 individually numbered examples.


"À Feu Doux" takes place in a Parisian kitchen where everything is simmering and not all of it is in the pot. One woman sits on the marble countertop, barefoot, a wooden spoon in her hand stirring something in a copper pan that she has already forgotten about. The other stands close enough to share the steam, her forehead almost touching, her hand resting where hands rest when they have stopped pretending they are not looking for warmth. They wear white shirts that belong to someone or to no one, unbuttoned enough to let the evening in, the fabric slipping from a shoulder with the slow carelessness of something that was never properly fastened. On the counter behind them a bottle of white wine stands open because someone opened it hours ago and neither remembers who. A loaf of bread has been torn rather than sliced. Peaches sit on a plate untouched. Peonies and daisies crowd a ceramic vase the way flowers crowd a vase when no one has arranged them and they have arranged themselves. Fresh rosemary lies scattered on the marble as if it fell and no one bent to pick it up because bending would have meant stepping away. Through the window the Haussmann facade across the boulevard turns gold in the last light of a day that is ending the same way the wine was opened, slowly, without anyone deciding it should. The gas flame beneath the copper burns low and steady, the kind of heat that takes longer but ruins nothing. Whatever is cooking will be ready when it is ready. There is no rush in this kitchen. There has not been a rush in this kitchen all evening.

The artwork explores themes such as the kitchen as the most intimate room in any home, the quiet tension between proximity and restraint, the beauty of a moment that refuses to accelerate, and the particular warmth that exists between two people who have stopped measuring the distance between them.


T. Pimenta is a Portuguese artist whose commitment to creating visually striking artworks seeks to develop pieces capable of establishing visual presence and emotional connection with viewers and collectors.

The creative process begins with an initial conceptual construction, where the central narrative and emotional direction of the composition are defined. Subsequently, the artistic vision is developed through Adobe tools, digital construction processes and the use of Artificial Intelligence (AI), adding depth, texture, light and structural refinement.

His approach combines traditional artistic sensibilities with contemporary digital techniques, allowing the exploration of different visual languages and the continuous expansion of creative possibilities.

Each artwork additionally receives a manual finishing intervention through an individual hand-applied artistic varnishing process, designed to reinforce luminosity, visual depth and material presence.


Authentication:
Signature: Each example is hand-signed by the artist, T. Pimenta, on the reverse, with its respective edition number.
Certificate of Authenticity: Accompanied by a signed Certificate of Authenticity (COA), confirming the authenticity and originality of the artwork. The certificate may be provided to the auction winner in physical or digital format, upon request.

Exclusivity:
Edition: Limited to 20 individually numbered examples.

Worldwide shipping available. Each artwork is carefully packed in a rigid protective tube with tracking and secure shipping conditions. Special attention is given to packaging to ensure every piece arrives safely and in optimal condition for collectors.

T. Pimenta (1991), Portuguese artist, presents "À Feu Doux" Fine Art Giclée on Premium Cotton Canvas, an original digital painting developed with the support of advanced digital tools and produced as a premium Fine Art Giclée on premium 100% cotton canvas, in a limited edition. Each example is hand-signed on the reverse and accompanied by a Certificate of Authenticity (COA) in physical or digital format.


"À Feu Doux" Fine Art Giclée on Premium Cotton Canvas


Artwork Details:
Technique: High-quality Fine Art Giclée on premium 100% cotton canvas, 370 g/m2, produced using museum-quality inks for enhanced definition and colour depth. Artwork delivered unframed, rolled in a protective tube.
Image Size: 80 x 60 cm.
Total Canvas Size: 90 x 70 cm (including 5 cm stretching margins on all sides).
Margins: Additional 5 cm canvas margins included to facilitate stretching and framing.
Edition: Limited to 20 individually numbered examples.


"À Feu Doux" takes place in a Parisian kitchen where everything is simmering and not all of it is in the pot. One woman sits on the marble countertop, barefoot, a wooden spoon in her hand stirring something in a copper pan that she has already forgotten about. The other stands close enough to share the steam, her forehead almost touching, her hand resting where hands rest when they have stopped pretending they are not looking for warmth. They wear white shirts that belong to someone or to no one, unbuttoned enough to let the evening in, the fabric slipping from a shoulder with the slow carelessness of something that was never properly fastened. On the counter behind them a bottle of white wine stands open because someone opened it hours ago and neither remembers who. A loaf of bread has been torn rather than sliced. Peaches sit on a plate untouched. Peonies and daisies crowd a ceramic vase the way flowers crowd a vase when no one has arranged them and they have arranged themselves. Fresh rosemary lies scattered on the marble as if it fell and no one bent to pick it up because bending would have meant stepping away. Through the window the Haussmann facade across the boulevard turns gold in the last light of a day that is ending the same way the wine was opened, slowly, without anyone deciding it should. The gas flame beneath the copper burns low and steady, the kind of heat that takes longer but ruins nothing. Whatever is cooking will be ready when it is ready. There is no rush in this kitchen. There has not been a rush in this kitchen all evening.

The artwork explores themes such as the kitchen as the most intimate room in any home, the quiet tension between proximity and restraint, the beauty of a moment that refuses to accelerate, and the particular warmth that exists between two people who have stopped measuring the distance between them.


T. Pimenta is a Portuguese artist whose commitment to creating visually striking artworks seeks to develop pieces capable of establishing visual presence and emotional connection with viewers and collectors.

The creative process begins with an initial conceptual construction, where the central narrative and emotional direction of the composition are defined. Subsequently, the artistic vision is developed through Adobe tools, digital construction processes and the use of Artificial Intelligence (AI), adding depth, texture, light and structural refinement.

His approach combines traditional artistic sensibilities with contemporary digital techniques, allowing the exploration of different visual languages and the continuous expansion of creative possibilities.

Each artwork additionally receives a manual finishing intervention through an individual hand-applied artistic varnishing process, designed to reinforce luminosity, visual depth and material presence.


Authentication:
Signature: Each example is hand-signed by the artist, T. Pimenta, on the reverse, with its respective edition number.
Certificate of Authenticity: Accompanied by a signed Certificate of Authenticity (COA), confirming the authenticity and originality of the artwork. The certificate may be provided to the auction winner in physical or digital format, upon request.

Exclusivity:
Edition: Limited to 20 individually numbered examples.

Worldwide shipping available. Each artwork is carefully packed in a rigid protective tube with tracking and secure shipping conditions. Special attention is given to packaging to ensure every piece arrives safely and in optimal condition for collectors.

Details

Artist
T. Pimenta (1991)
Sold with frame
No
Sold by
Direct from the artist
Edition
Limited edition
Edition number
#1
Title of artwork
"À Feu Doux" - (Limited Edition) XL
Technique
AI, Digital painting
Signature
Signed
Country of origin
Portugal
Condition
Excellent condition
Height
70 cm
Width
90 cm
Style
Contemporary
Period
2020+
PortugalVerified
53
Objects sold
100%
Private

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