From the infinitely small to the celestial immensity, Yves explores visual emotions and the respective interactions between man and the cosmos.

Because painting space is not just about depicting stars, nebulae, or the Earth. It is about questioning our place in the whole. It is about paying homage to the science that measures and explains genesis and matter, to man who explores and exploits, to philosophy that questions, to time passing in light-years, to the spatial environment and its human-made debris.

Painting space also involves addressing proximity and distance. Man has observed the stars to guide his maritime discoveries and search for new lands in previous centuries. Now, man aspires to reach the farthest reaches of space, to touch the stars that saw his birth—to conquer or for leisure.

Painting space invites the viewer to become an explorer in turn, not to conquer, but to contemplate and question.

Yves's artistic creations are situated at this intersection. They are an attempt to translate into pictorial form the forces beyond us: the vertigo of infinity, the roar of supernovae, the vital impulse that flows through every cell. They are fragments of universes, inner maps that blend the memory of what we have been and the anticipation of what we might become.

We are passengers in the cosmos, carrying a fragile memory. What will we leave behind on this journey?

With a scientific background and extensive experience in the space industry, alongside a generational affinity for painting, Yves's artistic work is part of this quest: to make the elusive visible. Yves seeks to transcribe pure emotion in the face of immensity: vertigo, fascination, contemplation. To this end, Yves uses mixed media, based on his research into techniques, methods, and processes: knives, brushes, sieves, sprayers, pipettes, and other tools are his instruments for translating universal dynamics.

Furthermore, Yves's abstract spatial canvases are designed and created to multiply emotional interpretations. The discreet signature—a simple W in the shape of the Cassiopeia constellation—and the hanging system allow the canvas to be rotated in four directions for four visions of the universe.. The discret signature, a simple W, and the hanging system allows it.

Feel free to contact me. +33 06.81.47.40.10 or yves.weiler31@gmail.com

PRESS:

Publication in the magazine LOFT et DECORATION, Collection Spring-Summer 2024 in the heading "ARTIST OF THE WORLD". The magazine is available ==>