Seascape III by Yves Millet presents a vivid pastel composition on Japanese shikishi board. A band of turquoise water anchors the scene, while dynamic strokes of blue, violet, and crimson evoke a shifting sky above. Hints of green in the foreground balance the composition, capturing the energy of nature without defining its contours. Through his layered pastel technique, Millet conveys both movement and atmosphere, allowing the viewer to sense the rhythm of sea and sky.
Seascape III – Pastel on Shikishi by Yves Millet
Original one-of-a-kind artwork by Yves Millet
Pastel on a traditional Shikishi made in Kyoto - Japanese paper mounted on a cardoard with a golden border of metallic paper.
Size : 24cm x 27cm (9.4 x 10.6 inches)
Signed / Dated : 2025
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Asia & Oceania: 5–10 business days
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This artwork is held at the artist's private studio in France. It will be packed with care by the artist and shipped directly from France to you.
Yves Millet is a French contemporary artist and scholar whose work bridges European abstraction and East Asian aesthetics. With a PhD in the Philosophy of Art focused on the "Spirit of Tao," Millet spent fifteen years in South Korea and Japan, deeply absorbing the poetic concepts of empty space and non-action (Wu Wei). His pastel works on Shikishi are sensory journeys—layered fields of color and light that resist full definition, inviting the viewer to complete the landscape with their own imagination.
