T.A.R.O.T: Natural reading : Xanthopsia_01

Van Gogh’s stay at the asylum in Saint-Rémy and his subsequent move to the idyllic town of Auvers-sur-Oise are indeed key moments in his life and career. Despite his personal difficulties and mental health issues, Van Gogh was able to channel his emotions and experiences into his art, producing several works during this period, including the iconic “Undergrowth with Two Figures”. Considering that this work represents a transformative moment in Van Gogh’s oeuvre, we explore how it can serve as an anchor point to reflect on the themes of duality and coexistence in nature, in line with his artistic approach, illustrating the tensions and harmonies so characteristic of his work. The idea that the black pixel in the centre represents a point of meditation invites the viewer to explore the tensions between chaos and harmony, between darkness and light. This contrast, highlighted by the abundance of surrounding life, illustrates the complexity of human existence. This dynamic approach, combining meditative contemplation and digital interpretation, demonstrates the power of art to reinvent itself and adapt to personal experiences. It also raises interesting questions about how modern techniques can enrich our understanding of classical works. By offering a new way of seeing things, this interpretation encourages a deeper connection with Van Gogh's work and with art in general, paying tribute to its ability to transcend time and cultural contexts.

a tribute to: Undergrowth with Two Figures - Vincent Van Gogh

see original works at: Cincinnati Art Museum

format / media / size / speed 3840 x 2160 px / mp4 / 115 MB / 8 fps