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Artwork in Tribute to Van Gogh

With this original creation, Jordane Saget does not reproduce Van Gogh’s Sunflowers: he extends their momentum.
The incandescent vibration of Van Gogh’s yellow meets the hypnotic repetition of the sinuous line. Where Vincent van Gogh built up layers of paint to capture the vibrant light of the sun, Jordane Saget unfolds a continuous movement, transforming the petals into a wave of energy that seems to spread far beyond the frame. The flower is no longer a static object: it becomes the starting point of a graphic flow that takes over the entire surface.
True to his distinctive visual language, the artist creates a composition in which a single line unfolds without ever breaking. It meanders, coils and echoes itself, creating an almost musical rhythm that evokes both the veins of a plant and the invisible forces that flow through all living things.
Yellow, omnipresent, is more than simply a colour: it becomes light, warmth and breath. Touches of green, red and blue emerge like subtle pulses within this luminous network, heightening the sense of perpetual movement.
More than a century separates Van Gogh and Jordane Saget. Yet both share the same ambition: to give visible form to an inner energy. Where Van Gogh made paint and matter vibrate, Jordane Saget makes the line vibrate. Two different visual languages, one shared quest to capture the essence of life—where painting ceases merely to represent the world and instead reveals its deeper movement.