Horizon line by Eric Roux-Fontaine: A unique work of art
Discover Horizon Line by Eric Roux-Fontaine, a painting depicting a tightrope walker balanced on a rope, set against a sky of purple clouds that brighten at the center, illuminated by golden light. On display in the <20 15×15/20×20 12th Edition group exhibition at Galleria PUNTO SULL’ARTE in Varese. The French artist transforms balance into a symbol, offering an image suspended between tension and poetry.
The artist:Eric Roux-Fontaine
Born in 1966, Eric Roux-Fontaine lives and works near Versailles. His painting is a sensory journey through myth, memory, and inner landscapes. After studying at the École des Beaux-Arts in Saint-Étienne, he has exhibited internationally, from Europe to the United States. His works—rich in poetic and symbolic references—are often inspired by long travels, transforming cultures and experiences into dreamlike visions.
Description
In Horizon Line, the figure of the tightrope walker captures the exact moment of crossing, while the sky shifts in a play of light and shadow. Purple clouds fade toward the center, where a warm golden light creates a meaningful contrast. The work explores the fragile balance between risk and harmony, reality and dream.
Conclusion
Horizon Line captivates with its poetic tension and the delicacy of light enveloping the scene. A work to discover in the <20 15×15/20×20 12th Edition exhibition at Galleria PUNTO SULL’ARTE in Varese. An invitation to reflect on inner balance and the nuances of the human journey.