Tristan Mottier - Passage Écarlate - XL

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Tristan Mottier, Passage Écarlate - XL, a 2026 IA photograph, 60 × 40 cm, signed by the artist, edition 9/30, in excellent condition.

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Description of the work :

In the heart of ancient architecture where the stone still bears traces of time, a silhouette advances slowly under a scarlet parasol. The columns pace the walk, creating an infinite perspective that seems to suspend time. Light slides along the floor and guides the eye toward the unknown.

The presence of red, intense and alive, contrasts with the mineral neutrality of the place. This color becomes a symbol: that of movement, of life that traverses centuries, of the silent passage of being in an ancient world.

This photograph evokes both inner travel and chosen solitude. A calm, almost meditative walk, between shadow and light.

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Artist’s note :

In this image, I wanted to capture that moment when one walks alone, yet feels deeply aligned with the world.
Ancient architectures have always fascinated me: they carry the memory of people, of their lives, of their silences.

The red silhouette is not merely a character. It is a presence, a symbol of human passage in a universe that exceeds us.
I love the idea that everyone can project themselves into this walk — as if we were moving toward something greater, without knowing exactly what.

This work speaks of solitude, calm, and the beauty of suspended moments.

Tristan Mottier

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Details of the work :

Art photograph
Format: 60 × 40 cm

Limited edition of 30 copies
The offered copy is 9/30

Work number: 82 03 24

Edition numbered and hand-signed by the artist

Shipped in a professional rigid tube
Fast and careful shipping

Description of the work :

In the heart of ancient architecture where the stone still bears traces of time, a silhouette advances slowly under a scarlet parasol. The columns pace the walk, creating an infinite perspective that seems to suspend time. Light slides along the floor and guides the eye toward the unknown.

The presence of red, intense and alive, contrasts with the mineral neutrality of the place. This color becomes a symbol: that of movement, of life that traverses centuries, of the silent passage of being in an ancient world.

This photograph evokes both inner travel and chosen solitude. A calm, almost meditative walk, between shadow and light.

⸻

Artist’s note :

In this image, I wanted to capture that moment when one walks alone, yet feels deeply aligned with the world.
Ancient architectures have always fascinated me: they carry the memory of people, of their lives, of their silences.

The red silhouette is not merely a character. It is a presence, a symbol of human passage in a universe that exceeds us.
I love the idea that everyone can project themselves into this walk — as if we were moving toward something greater, without knowing exactly what.

This work speaks of solitude, calm, and the beauty of suspended moments.

Tristan Mottier

⸻

Details of the work :

Art photograph
Format: 60 × 40 cm

Limited edition of 30 copies
The offered copy is 9/30

Work number: 82 03 24

Edition numbered and hand-signed by the artist

Shipped in a professional rigid tube
Fast and careful shipping

Details

Date of print
2026
Artist
Tristan Mottier
Sold by
Direct from the artist
Title of artwork
Passage Écarlate - XL
Condition
Fine
Technique
AI
Height
60 cm
Edition
9/30
Width
40 cm
Signature
Hand signed
Genre
Fine art photography
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Objects sold
100%
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