Mouvement immobile I Photograph - Limited Edition of 25

"There are never enough colors in my life." — Henri Boissière (1970–) Henri Boissiere’s artistic journey delves deeply into the intricate relationship between color and form. Drawing inspiration from abstraction, his work constructs profound synergies through a compelling dialogue between geometry and the subtleties of perceptual sensation. Boissiere is captivated by the theoretical boundaries of color, exploring not only what it reveals but also the spaces it excludes. This fascination gives rise to what he calls a "manifesto of futility and depth," challenging conventional visual paradigms and inviting viewers into a realm of introspection and discovery. Through meticulous and repetitive practice, Boissiere reconfigures visual phenomena into evocative compositions, crafting what can only be described as visual poetry. Each piece is an invitation to experience the intangible, where color and form converge to evoke emotion and thought.