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Some works do not stop at the edge of the canvas. They continue their journey through matter, light, and space. With *Les Fleurs du Bien* No. 26, Isabelle Delannoy extends her painterly practice into a textile work handcrafted by Manufacture Pinton. Produced in a limited edition of three, this creation explores new territory where painting, material, and architecture engage in a dialogue of equal intensity. <\/p>\n
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Isabelle Delannoy\u2019s work is part of an exploration focused on expanding the pictorial field. Through her practice of painting, the artist develops a language in which the image gradually moves beyond the traditional framework of the canvas to take on other surfaces and materials. Textiles thus become a territory for exploration, extending the concerns of painting into a dimension that is both physical and spatial. <\/p>\n
The work *Les Fleurs du Bien No. 26*, an oil on canvas measuring 200 \u00d7 200, was reimagined by the artist in a new format, 200 \u00d7 300 cm, before being hand-tufted by Manufacture Pinton. This artist\u2019s rug is not intended as a decorative object, but as a work of art in its own right: it reflects a desire to transpose the painterly gesture into the material \u2013 in this case, wool and plant-based silk (Tencel) \u2013 whilst preserving its tensions, rhythms and balances. <\/p>\n
Just as spectacular when placed on the floor as when hung on the wall, this textile work is no longer merely something to be looked at: it becomes part of the space and establishes a more direct, almost physical connection with the viewer.<\/p>\n
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