Moulin à Lanmodez 

Charles Lapicque created "Moulin à Lanmodez" using oil paint. The painting immerses you in a vibrant landscape where reality seems to bend and reshape itself through the artist’s unique vision. The composition is formed by a structure of red looping lines, which act as a framework holding together the tapestry of colors and shapes. These lines carve out spaces within the canvas, creating a sense of depth and movement. Patches of yellows, greens, and blues evoke the natural world. Lapicque challenges traditional perspective. The lighthouse in the distance is flattened. The foreground and background merge into a harmonious plane. Lapicque's use of color and form destabilizes our sense of spatial logic. The painting invites us to question the boundaries between representation and abstraction. It presents us with a world seen not through a lens of objective reality but as a fluid, dynamic construction. The artwork becomes a site where vision itself is re-imagined.