2024-07-25 05:00:52
To appreciate, a picture sometimes needs to be lifted a little higher. Saype’s works also require that we love them from heaven. It is at the sight of the drone that his frescoes, painted on the ground, sometimes on several thousand meters, come to life. They are very useful in Emmanuel Besnier’s novel, spread over the fine sand of Benin, the dry land of Kenya or the cool grass of the Champ-de-Mars in Paris.
All over the world, Saype left a mark that was striking for the minds and small for the community. Made with eco-responsible pigments, your images are ephemeral, swept by the wonders of waves, sand, snowfalls or rain following the methods of the artist, they only make the photos taken using a drone
Commitment at every level of the creative process
The attention paid to the environment that Emmanuel Besnier manages to make real, also reflects Saype’s motivations and his artistic commitment. It is also in the Kenyan desert that introduces us to the artist, in the middle of searching for his series Still lives. There he came across the dead body of a camel on the banks of Lake Turkana. A representative of the drought that is affecting the area, he decided to fill it, not without presenting his project to the neighboring villagers in an exchange of the power of humanity.
The director can capture his emotions, his detailed feelings, the calmness that fills his eyes when he talks about those close to him, and thus paints an emotional picture. It is supplemented by the analysis of an urban art expert, which gives a welcome perspective. The epic and orchestral music that accompanies the drone shots doesn’t spoil anything. It naturally increases Saype’s frescoes, in addition to increasing their swelling, creating a better harmony, almost a new work. It’s beautiful, it deserves to be in the history book.
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