Nº 105622287

T. Pimenta (1991) - "Les Fleurs du Lendemain" - (Limited Edition) XL
Nº 105622287

T. Pimenta (1991) - "Les Fleurs du Lendemain" - (Limited Edition) XL
T. Pimenta (1991), Portuguese artist, presents "Les Fleurs du Lendemain" 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.
"Les Fleurs du Lendemain" 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 3 individually numbered examples.
"Les Fleurs du Lendemain" opens on a morning that has not yet decided whether it belongs to the night before or to the day ahead. A woman sits on the edge of an unmade bed in a Parisian apartment where the Panthéon rises beyond iron railings and open French windows, her body bare and unhurried, a copy of Baudelaire's forbidden verses held open in both hands as though the poems were continuing a conversation that began hours ago in the dark. Her short blonde hair is still tousled from sleep, her gaze lowered into a page she is not reading for the first time. Behind her another woman lies turned away beneath white linen, still deep in the kind of rest that follows a night where rest was the last thing anyone reached for. On the floor a pair of white lace knickers lies where they fell, and on the bed white roses rest against the sheets with the carelessness of flowers that arrived without ceremony and were never placed in water. The room is quiet and golden and full of the particular stillness that exists when two people have said everything with their bodies and now the words are catching up. She reads Baudelaire because Baudelaire wrote about this. About beauty that the century called sin. About flowers that bloom precisely because they were told they should not. The morning light crosses the parquet and touches her skin the way someone touches something they are not sure they are allowed to touch. Everything in this room happened last night. Everything in this book happened a century and a half ago. Somehow they are the same story.
The artwork explores themes such as the morning after as a space of reflection rather than regret, the dialogue between forbidden literature and lived experience, the intimacy of reading as an extension of physical closeness, and the enduring conversation between Baudelaire's condemned verses and the beauty they dared to celebrate.
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 3 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.
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