"A CONTRESENS" captures that fleeting instant where individuality asserts itself against the rule.
The composition, playing with contrasts of texture and light, invites multiple readings: an intimate journey intertwined with the poetry of daily life.
The eye is drawn to the tender complicity of the figures, standing apart from the structured surroundings.

alain rouschmeyer artiste

A CONTRESENS (Against the Flow)

"LOULOUS" captures a simple and vivid moment: the ordinary complicity after a marine getaway.
The aerial framing, the spontaneous gestures, and the delicate details tell a story of sweetness, of grounding, where the ordinary becomes precious.

LOULOUS (Little Sweethearts)

"ZONE BLEUE" explores the fleeting imprint left by movement and light.
The bold framing, the apparent simplicity of the scene, and the silent vibration of shadows form a visual composition where the ordinary turns into poetry.
The painting captures the free spirit of summer, between departures and open horizons.

ZONE BLEUE (Blue Zone)

In "PACIFIQUE," I sought to capture the calm strength of an ordinary yet striking figure.
Behind the colorful outfit and slightly offbeat appearance lies profound humanity —
the kind that doesn't need embellishment to fully exist in the moment.
The thick hedge, smooth pavement, and contrasting colors emphasize this balance between the world's extravagance and inner grounding.

PACIFIQUE (Pacific)

In "AGATHE & JULIEN," I aimed to capture that fleeting moment when tenderness slips into simple, everyday gestures,
where glances and smiles say everything.
The minimalist setting — a green hedge and shimmering reflections — allows the viewer to focus entirely on the emotional nuance between the two characters.

AGATHE & JULIEN (Agathe & Julien)

With "PIERRE & JOSEPHA," I continue my exploration of suspended moments —
those fleeting instances where human connection erases the world around, leaving only the essential.
The tension between the dense vegetation and the minimalist esplanade offers a quiet stage,
inviting the viewer to imagine the story beyond the captured scene.

PIERRE & JOSEPHA (Pierre & Josepha)

"After the Harvest" explores the surrender of movement after the task is done.
The deliberately relaxed posture highlights a subtle fusion between body and surroundings: the worn wood, the light, the scattered fruits.
Each element witnesses a moment of pure and simple intimacy, almost timeless.

APRES LA CUEILLETTE (After the Harvest)

With PISTACHIO AND GRENADINE, I wanted to capture that fleeting moment where life grants itself a tender pause.
The overhead composition invites the viewer into the intimacy of a daily ritual, transformed by warm light and vibrant colors.
The bright red dress, the everyday objects — pistachios, grenadine —
become symbols of discreet hedonism, a quiet celebration of the present moment.
A pictorial homage to life's gentle pleasures.

PISTACHE ET GRENADINE (Pistachio and Grenadine)

With IN HER BUBBLE, I wanted to explore the relationship between the body and imposed space.
Her posture, fully contained within the square, creates a soft tension,
where confinement becomes a form of refuge.
The accessories — polka-dot dress, striped socks, red shoes — are not mere adornments:
they reinforce the idea of an asserted identity,
playful, deliberate, and charmingly offbeat.
It is a painting about the need for intimacy,
and the grace of instinctive movement.

DANS SA BULLE

With THE TIME OF THE DIVERS, I aimed to capture the gentle intensity of a feminine community bonded by a shared momentum.
The dive becomes a symbol of boldness and mutual trust.
The palette is light, vivid as a summer memory,
while the structure of the scene — diving boards, striped cabins — emphasizes the joyful discipline of the moment.
Every posture, every pause, every movement suspended tells of a silent, vibrant belonging.

alain rouschmeyer artiste

collection: Figurative Art

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