Aug
1
Modern Interiors and Original Contemporary Art
🐦 Published on 2026-08-01 | 💬 Comment
📌 Category(ies) : Analysis, Painting
Why Original Contemporary Art Is Becoming the Ultimate Luxury for Modern Interiors
In a world filled with mass production and predictable design, more collectors and interior design enthusiasts are turning toward original contemporary art to create spaces with personality, emotion, and authenticity.
A carefully selected painting can completely transform an environment, adding depth, energy, and a strong visual identity that no manufactured decoration can replicate.
Today, art is no longer reserved for galleries or elite collections. More people are discovering the value of investing in unique paintings, whether for a private home, a creative workspace or a sophisticated commercial interior.
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May
6
How to buy art like a pro
🐦 Published on 2026-05-06 | 💬 Comment
📌 Category(ies) : Analysis, Painting
How to buy art like a pro : expert tips on purchasing paintings and investing in art
Discover expert advice on how to buy paintings, from selecting the right artwork to ensuring authenticity and making a smart investment. Learn where to buy art, how to evaluate prices, and tips for displaying your collection.

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Mar
11
Discrimination against painters at SNCF ?
🐦 Published on 2026-03-11 | 💬 Comment
📌 Category(ies) : Analysis, Music, Painting
The scientific community is in an uproar !… The new SNCF (French National Railway Company) baggage policy allows one large piece of “special luggage” (90 x 130 x 50 cm) per passenger on TGV INOUI trains. A musical instrument can be transported in this item of luggage, but paintings are prohibited.
Is a suitcase of the same dimensions really more bulky when it contains a painter’s latest work rather than a synthesizer ?… Are the external dimensions greater depending on the contents of the baggage or the traveler’s sensibility ?… Will this hidden content, if it’s pictorial rather than musical, lengthen the train journey ?… Do the theories of quantum physics and general relativity need to be completed ?…
Or has the SNCF suddenly veered down the path of discrimination ?
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Nov
18
The Incredible Lightness of Being
🐦 Published on 2025-11-18 | 💬 Comment
📌 Category(ies) : Analysis, Painting
The Incredible Lightness of Being
Original acrylic painting on linen canvas
Artwork size : 25.59 x 18.11” / 65 x 46 cm
© Gallery of painter Eric Bourdon
Lille, France, 2025
With his acrylic painting on canvas entitled “The Incredible Lightness of Being,” the painter Eric Bourdon addresses the problem of being by focusing on its pictorial manifestation, which is as light as it is incredible.
If the question of being doesn’t seem to be at the heart of pictorial art, it’s not due to any disinterest, but rather, on the contrary, for a very specific reason that can be summarized as follows : the incredibly light problem of manifestation is nevertheless deeper, more fundamental, more primal than the problem of being…
Jun
12
Hand-painted skateboard ‘Vercingetorix’
🐦 Published on 2025-06-12 | 💬 Comment
📌 Category(ies) : Analysis, Applied art, Painting
Vercingetorix
Original acrylic painting
Hand-painted ‘Double Deck’ (1978-1979) skateboard
Artwork size : 6.69 x 27.76″ / 17 x 70.5 cm
© Gallery of painter Eric Bourdon
Lille, France, 2025
With the acrylic paint “Vercingetorix”, the painter Eric Bourdon signs his very first painting on a skateboard !
This hand-painted skateboard clearly gives visibility and presence to the absent par excellence, Vercingetorix. Vercingetorix, the king of the Arverni, but the absent from the painting, appears on the skateboard surface all the more gloriously because he has no human features, all the more manifest because he remains missing.
Jun
18
George Vicat Cole, landscape painter
🐦 Published on 2023-06-18 | 💬 Comment
📌 Category(ies) : Analysis, Biographies of painters, Painting
Springtime
Exhibited in 1865
Oil on canvas, 66.1 x 101.7 cm
Manchester Art Gallery
George Vicat Cole was an English painter. Vicat Cole was born at Portsmouth on 17 April 1833, eldest of five children of Eliza Vicat (of an old French Huguenot family, she will die in 1883) and the landscape painter George Cole (1810–1883). Initially exhibiting as ‘George Cole, junior’, from the mid-1850s he adopted his mother’s French Huguenot maiden name to distinguish his name from that of his father.
May
6
Declaration of love under the rising suns
🐦 Published on 2023-05-06 | 💬 Comment
📌 Category(ies) : Analysis, Painting
Declaration of love under the rising suns flying at such a speed
that in places little crisp bits of Namur humor
from the Napoleonic era fall out from them.
(Full title)
Original acrylic painting on linen canvas
Artwork size : 24.02 x 19.69” / 61 x 50 cm
© Gallery of painter Eric Bourdon
Lille, France, 2022
The painting titled “Declaration of love under the rising suns flying at such a speed that in places little crisp bits of Namur humor from the Napoleonic era fall out from them” by Eric Bourdon does not aim at the visible, but it makes us feel our life where it experiences itself, in the inner trial of its passion, its suffering, its love, its humor and its joy, shapes and colors being only fragments of life. The artistic work is phenomenologically identical to what constitutes the revealing power of our life since it draws its truth from the invisibility and the unsurpassable immanence of life.
Mar
11
The frock coat of the pope of Hautot-sur-Mer
🐦 Published on 2023-03-11 | 💬 Comment
📌 Category(ies) : Analysis, Painting
The frock coat of the pope of Hautot-sur-Mer
Original acrylic painting on linen canvas
Artwork size : 25.59 x 18.11” / 65 x 46 cm
© Gallery of painter Eric Bourdon
Lille, France, 2022
The aesthetic contemplation of the acrylic painting by French painter Eric Bourdon titled “The frock coat of the pope of Hautot-sur-Mer” does not direct us towards the canvas or towards the figures which appear on it, but towards an entirely different landscape and entirely different realities which are the “represented realities”, “portrayed” or even “depicted” and which constitute, precisely, no longer the painting as an object of the world but the work of art in its aesthetic reality.














