Gezicht op de kust bij (vermoedelijk) Carqueiranne 1903

This small photographic print captures a coastal view near Carqueiranne, made by Delizy, though we're not sure exactly when. It's a muted scene, all gentle browns and greys, like a memory fading at the edges. I can almost feel the grainy texture of the paper, like the sensation of sand under my feet. Imagine Delizy, carefully composing the shot, the air salty and the light diffused. What was he thinking, framing this quiet moment? Maybe he was drawn to the way the rocks meet the sea, that constant push and pull. Or perhaps he was interested in the way the light softened the landscape. This piece reminds me that even in the most seemingly simple compositions, there's room for endless exploration and quiet contemplation. It's a reminder of the conversations artists have across time, each adding their voice to the ongoing dialogue of seeing and feeling. Each artwork is like a new brushstroke in the world's collective art.