Alexandre Lenoir's work explores the versatility of the painted image, based on reworked personal photographs. His abundant, mysterious landscapes, often monumental in scale, depict scenes that seem to spring from dreams or distant memories, in a singular style that straddles the border between figuration and abstraction.
Using a technique of his own creation, landscapes and figures gradually become silhouettes, a poetic elsewhere as familiar as a dream, myth or memory, where abstraction meets reality.
