Sunday morning
The day stretches slowly, still wrinkled with sleep.
The sheets keep the heat of the night, the plaids intertwine in quiet disorder.
The light invites itself without knocking, the world stays outside, a little more.
A bed undone, discussions to finish, laughs to lose. The cat who wants the morning hugs, the chocolate breads waiting and the promise of a peaceful morning.
Nothing extraordinary.
Just the quiet beauty of everyday life, the one we sometimes forget to watch.
Learn more about the work
2023 ∙ Off series
Original work with graphic pencils & soft pastel on paper made from the photograph of Marcus Aurelius (Pexels.com) and several personal photographs.
Size: 30 x 40 cm.
Performance time: 80 hours.
The work is currently available.
If it touches you and you want to know more or consider acquiring it, I invite you to contact me at contact@marion-roy.com or via the button below.
Talks to finish up and laughs that get lost.
– Marion Roy
Resonance works
Three drawings that prolong the intensity of the one presented, between meticulous realism and inner gaze.
