If there is something that characterizes Lucie's work, it is the subtlety of the forms. His strokes draw figures that seem unfinished or incomplete and this is precisely where their beauty lies.
Human faces, animal figures and everyday objects are the protagonists of a scene or landscape that, even being in the background, acquires enormous importance and meaning. In this way, the artist creates a game of tensions and contrasts between the abstract and the figurative.
The solitude of the figures and the abstraction of the backgrounds accentuate their intense and disturbing presence, managing to portray what is not seen, but is felt. The treatment he makes of the colors together with the subtlety of the details and the gravity and expressiveness transmitted by the protagonists determine the originality of his work.
LUCIE GEFFRÉ
