About the artwork: Plénitude au verger by Pascal Honoré

Plénitude au verger by Pascal Honoré is an original and unique artwork by the artist, made with acrylic, oil and charcoal and Nepalese papers mounted on canvas, in a 100 x 100 cm format. Pomegranates in red and golden tones intertwine with branches of green foliage on a light cream background, in a dense tracery of plants. The pomegranates, in shades of deep red, brown and gold, are held among olive-green leaves that stand out sharply against the light background. The plant motif covers the entire surface of the square canvas, and the artwork is presented unframed. Discover Plénitude au verger by Pascal Honoré at Galerie Le Cube Vernet in Avignon.

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About the artist:

Pascal Honoré is a contemporary French painter born in 1958, living and working in the Champagne region. His poetic and deeply sensory work draws its strength from nature, gardens, and the memory of living forms.

His work is distinguished by a personal technique of layering colored Nepalese papers, mounted and worked in successive layers, creating rich, vibrant, almost musical compositions. Transparency, color, and pattern combine to evoke abundant organic landscapes, where every leaf, fruit, or plant seems to breathe.