Gaston Bertrand

Drawing on reality, Gaston Bertrand gradually strips it down and synthesises his subjects. Here, the dunes become a play of angular, triangular forms, rendered through superimposed transparent planes in cool tones. Stripped of all superfluous detail, his painting exudes a certain austerity. This work is characteristic of the artist’s exploration of constructed abstraction. 

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