Ensemble pour toujours
Ensemble pour toujours
Artiste : Sabino
A symbol of faithful and luminous love , these blue macaws convey a message that reminds us of the fragile beauty of bonds that last a lifetime, a calm, colorful presence that passes through time without noise.
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Features
Features
Dimensions
With its dimensions of 80 cm in height and 60 cm in width, this work stands out delicately, bringing a poetic and soothing atmosphere to any space.
Materials and Finishes
Created in charcoal on canvas, stretched over a wooden frame and presented with a black wooden frame, this creation expresses all the power of deep black, enhanced by the brilliant touch of blue of the macaws.
Every detail is worked by hand, giving the composition a lively and organic texture, where each element interacts.
The Art of Know-How
Between contrast and delicacy, the artist here combines mastery of charcoal and visual poetry, offering a piece where the gaze is invited to lose itself among the shadows, the silhouettes and the vibrant blue that marks the moment.
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Artistic approach
"Together for Ever features two blue macaws, majestic birds whose very existence is now threatened. Adorned with dazzling feathers of azure and gold, these parrots symbolize fidelity, forming couples united for life. Their brilliance, like the light of a new dawn, contrasts with the fragility of their future.
Through this work, the artist questions the beauty of lasting bonds and the need to protect what, like these macaws, crosses time with strength and tenderness."
Sustainability
Respect for the Environment
Handcrafted from natural charcoal, this work showcases a simple, chemical-free material used in its purest form. Paired with a high-quality medium (canvas or thick paper), it reflects a discreet commitment to simple, direct, and respectful art.
Natural Longevity
Thanks to its controlled application and, if necessary, a light fixative, charcoal retains its depth and expressive power. A living but stable material, which inscribes the artist's gesture over time, without alteration.
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Regular Cleaning
Do not touch the surface of the work directly. To remove dust, use a soft air blower or a very soft, dry brush, without applying pressure. Never use water or a damp cloth, as charcoal is fragile to friction.
Protection of the Work
Keep the piece away from direct light and moisture. For paper formats, it is recommended to protect the work under glass to avoid contact or alteration. Avoid prolonged exposure near sources of heat or extreme cold.