L'Automne

"Autumn" offers a reflection on the themes of transition, fragility, nature and loneliness in modern society. The work invites viewers to ponder our ever-changing environment, our place as individuals, and our responsibility to preserve our world. Its delicate and refined composition evokes a certain nostalgia and melancholic atmosphere, typical of the transition to autumn. This thematic choice can be interpreted as a metaphor for modern society, which faces constant changes, life cycles and transformations. The drawing itself presents symbolic elements that provoke reflection on our relationship with nature and our environment. Autumn is often associated with falling leaves, the fragility of life and the transition to darker times. This can be seen as an allusion to current environmental issues, such as climate change and the destruction of biodiversity. Moreover, the solitude and contemplation that emanate from this work can evoke the challenges of modern society, where technology and connectivity can sometimes isolate individuals. The simplicity of the drawing and the use of ink on paper also remind us of the importance of going back to basics, of reconnecting with oneself and with nature in an increasingly complex and materialistic world.