NAMASTE
Description : Cette oeuvre est une célébration visuelle de la beauté, de la culture et de
la spiritualité intrinsèques à l’Inde.
about this artwork
This canvas pays tribute to beauty, cultural richness and pro-
the foundation of India; Here, art becomes sacred language.
The composition is built around major spiritual symbols such as the Om
mantras, sanskrite writing and mandalas, inviting to meditation and elevation
interior. Yoga practice, yin and yang balance and lotus flower — sym-
bowl of purity and awakening — reinforce this quest for harmony between body, mind and
soul.
The work also includes cultural and geographical references from the
indian ticks: the majestic Taj Mahal, the landscapes and colors of Rajasthan, the
gange delta, sacred river, as well as the luminous celebrations of Holi and Diwali,
which are the rhythm of the spiritual and festive life of the country. The figure of Gandhi appears as
a symbol of peace, wisdom and non-violence, bringing a profon-
humanistic in the whole.
In this table, each detail calls for respect, gratitude and a united connection
versal. Here we have a bridge between aesthetics and spiritual, proposing to the spectator a
interior journey full of serenity and light.
about this artist
Sylvaine Merlet’s painting is a crossing.
A dive into the visible and invisible layers of the world, where human, nature
and the imagination intertwined. His images are born of a need to hard what escapes
the words: the emotions buried, the collective memories, the silent bonds that unite the
beings.
The look is at the heart of his approach. It is threshold, passage, mirror. It’s through him that he’s
fragility, strength, doubt and hope prevail. The figures that she painted are not
not content to be seen: they look back, inviting the spectator to a meeting
Intimate, almost meditative.
Each canvas is built as a world to explore. Under the apparent unity arise
fragments, symbols, hidden narratives, like so many strata of thought.
The work reveals itself slowly, to the one who agrees to lose his stature,
let time do its work.
The colour is alive, vibrant, sometimes incandescent. She carries raw emotion, guides the
look and circulate energy. It is breath, impulse, inner movement.
Painting becomes an act of binding:
Connect the human to the living, the present to the ancient myths, the real to the imaginary.
In a fragmented world, Sylvaine Merlet’s painting opens one. Resonance space,
of contemplation and dream where everyone can find a forgotten part of himself.
