This piece by Pierre-Henri Beyssac is a diptych in wood marquetry. Ailleurs, meaning elsewhere, is an abstract, almost lunar landscape.

Height 200 cm
Width 1060 cm

This marquetry painting was inspired by a trip to Pamir, Tajiskistan. Kholog is its capital, nestled in the rugged mountains. The brutality of the desert landscape inspired Pierre-Henri Beyssac to create this painting upon his return.

Height 1400 cm
Width 640 cm

Reflet is like a mirage. A marquetry painting where the moire of the lemon tree never ceases to vibrate with the light. The blue amber, inserted in a geometrical way, turns out to be slightly left, not quite symmetrical, not quite parallel.

Height 655 cm
Width 407 cm

This painting is part of Pierre-Henri Beyssac’s 300x300 series, square format. Traversée, like the other paintings in the series, deals with the migration crisis, the closing of borders, the exodus of people and the questions that arise from it.

Height 300 cm
Width 300 cm

This piece is the first in the variation series. The veneer elements are all taken from wood scraps. Pierre-Henri Beyssac composed them as he wished like a trend board. They are veneered with a thick layer of veneer, a technique that he is developing. The parchment background allows a play of contrast rarely explored in marquetry.

Height 300 cm
Width 300 cm