ORIGINAL WORK / VÉRAI ARCHIVE
Luminous Interval
Lucen Mire
2025
Cobalt and coral fields meet around a narrow white interval that bends once and changes the whole balance.
Acquisition
€14,200
Luminous Interval is organised by a line that is not drawn. The pale gap is the exposed ground between two separately built color fields, preserving a physical distance where a conventional contour might sit.
Small emerald, rose, and metallic cells interrupt both sides. Their irregular density prevents the composition from becoming a diagram and makes the surface shift between map, wall, and pure color.
WORK DATA
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Artist
Lucen Mire
Year
2025
Medium
Oil, wax, mineral pigment, and metallic leaf on sealed birch panel.
Surface / Finish
Alternating matte and reflective passages; blackened oak edge
Dimensions
120 × 120 cm
Weight
12.8 kg framed
Availability
Available
Preparation time
Available now
Studio method
Each chromatic field is built independently from small applied blocks and glazes. The central interval is protected throughout, then lightly abraded at the end.
Framing options
Blackened oak edge included. A white-painted edge can be specified for pale interiors.
Conservation
Avoid touching or polishing the metallic passages. Stable light levels and humidity are recommended.
Transport
Ships in a fitted panel crate with hanging template and tamper-resistant fixings.
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