JUNGLE Rectangular wool rug with floral pattern

Right away, the Jungle rug appears to be primarily non-literal since one remembers it as a wilderness of palm trees, referring to notable pictorial works like those of Douanier Rousseau or Paul Gauguin.‎ In this mixed mental picture, one may likewise consider Jean Dubuffet's trees (in his model, 'Le Boqueteau à Flaine') or even his 'L'Hourloupe' series of drawings made out of cross-incubating and stripes in a decreased range of 3-4 colours.‎ Marie-Aurore Stiker-Metral stylises her palm trees in pointillist design, shading them with new, predominantly pastel shades.‎ She appears to utilize a realistic language enlivened by the different needle sewing focuses, a little as though she had 'weaved with felt pens'.‎ Palms and trunks consequently dissolve into a non-literal, wonderful reflection, set apart by delicate quality and bogus naïveté.‎ An activity in blamelessness, from the wildernesses of Paradise en route to condemnation, during a period of environmental alarms which bring issues to light among our general public with each spending day? 200 x 300 cm