Marriage from The Seven Sacrements 1969

Jean Rene Bazaine made Marriage from The Seven Sacrements, using stained glass. Look at how the colors—reds, yellows, and whites—dance together. It's like watching a lively conversation unfold. You can almost feel the texture of the glass, smooth yet catching the light in unique ways. See how Bazaine doesn't aim for a perfect, seamless image? Instead, each piece of glass stands out, contributing its voice to the chorus. I love the bold strokes of color that define each shape. Imagine the meticulous process of cutting and fitting each piece, a bit like painting with light. Notice the central window pane, how the reds and golds merge, creating a sense of warmth. It reminds me of Delaunay's vibrant color experiments. Both artists share a love for the process, embracing the unpredictable beauty that emerges when you let materials lead the way.