玛戈画廊

French artist Laurent Pernot’s Les rêves noirs series presents evocative landscapes crafted from inlaid burnt and painted oak, repurposed marble fragments, and gold leaf. The contrasting temporalities and temperatures inherent to these materials, in addition to the scenes they depict, like swaths of fire poppies which grow in oak woodlands and other ashy habitats that have recently burned – seem to make tangible the otherwise incomprehensible scale of geological time, and continuously evoke, in both material and subject, the natural elements and the law of eternal renewal.

Laurent Pernot

Les rêves noirs – Fire poppies, 2025

Burnt wood and painting

Overall: 102 x 142 x 4.5 cm (40 ³⁄₁₆ x 55 ⅞ x 1 ¾ in), 2 panels
Weight: 27 kg, left 13.5 kg, right 13.5 kg

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