Samy Halim - Lot 17

Samy Halim Golden Hands Charcoal work. Dimensions: 80 x 120 cm French-Algerian artist Samy Halim studied at the Beaux-Arts before becoming creative director and and art director in communications agencies agencies in Paris. In 2011, he set up his own studio and devoted himself and devotes himself fully to his unique art: illusion-based based on illusion, a style that combines elegance and elegance and refinement. His work, a kind of trompe-l'œil in 2.5D, lies somewhere between 2D and 3D. He has collaborated with prestigious brands and brands and institutions such as Dior, Grand Seiko, HarperCollins, the New York Times and the Washington Post. Samy Halim was selected from among 222 artists to exhibit their work at Lunaprise, the world's first lunar art museum in the history of mankind. This revolutionary museum was sent aboard a joint mission from SpaceX and NASA on 15 February 2024 from the iconic Cape Canaveral spaceport Canaveral and landed on the Moon on February 22, 2024. work, Golden Hands Created in charcoal, this composition two human figures intertwined in a tender embrace, their bodies merging in a harmonious dance harmonious dance, symbolizing the perfect between man and nature. Every detail, meticulously traced in charcoal, reveals the complexity and beauty of nature. The monochrome of the work is broken by flashes of gold gilding, representing drops of golden nectar. nectar. This precious nectar, glistening like liquid gold like liquid gold, symbolizes the inexhaustible richness of nature.