Tauritari - Le Masque et le Brasier





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Tauritari presents Le Masque et le Brasier, an original 2025 acrylic painting in a psychedelic style depicting animal imagery, signed, 70 x 90 cm, 600 g, originated in France and sold directly by the artist.
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This striking and philosophical work, painted with a technique that reacts to ultraviolet (UV) light, is a powerful allegory on the duality of humanity and its destructive hypocrisy.
At the heart of the composition, a primate, our ancestor, embodies the evolution of consciousness. Its face is split in two by color, reflecting its eternal dilemma. The left half, bathed in a cold cosmic blue, symbolizes reason, technological progress, and the mask of civilization. The right half, however, is devoured by a blazing and passionate orange, representing primal instincts, uncontrolled passions, and the destructive nature.
In its hands, the primate holds two objects that respond to each other tragically:
On the left: The Mask. He holds it at a distance, as if hesitating to wear it. It is the public face, the façade of virtue and peace that humanity presents to the world, a mask of reason.
On the right: The Earth on fire. The other hand supports our planet, which is catching fire. It is the hidden reality, the result of hypocrisy: a world consumed by conflicts, exploitation and blind progress, masked by the façade of civilization.
This striking and philosophical work, painted with a technique that reacts to ultraviolet (UV) light, is a powerful allegory on the duality of humanity and its destructive hypocrisy.
At the heart of the composition, a primate, our ancestor, embodies the evolution of consciousness. Its face is split in two by color, reflecting its eternal dilemma. The left half, bathed in a cold cosmic blue, symbolizes reason, technological progress, and the mask of civilization. The right half, however, is devoured by a blazing and passionate orange, representing primal instincts, uncontrolled passions, and the destructive nature.
In its hands, the primate holds two objects that respond to each other tragically:
On the left: The Mask. He holds it at a distance, as if hesitating to wear it. It is the public face, the façade of virtue and peace that humanity presents to the world, a mask of reason.
On the right: The Earth on fire. The other hand supports our planet, which is catching fire. It is the hidden reality, the result of hypocrisy: a world consumed by conflicts, exploitation and blind progress, masked by the façade of civilization.

