Les arcs, Charlotte Perriand by Florent Bodart
Florent Bodart's Les Arcs, Charlotte Perriand distils the spirit of the iconic mountain resort into a warm, geometry-driven illustration. Chalet forms stack against snow-white slopes with an almost toy-like serenity, the colour palette stripped back to terracotta, pine, and cool grey-blue. The composition draws on the modernist vocabulary of Perriand's own architecture — clean angles, human scale, a dialogue between structure and landscape — rendered in Bodart's characteristically tender and slightly whimsical hand.
Produced as an archival fine art print in Berlin, the illustration's precise linework and layered flat colour fields are captured with remarkable clarity — every architectural edge and tonal shift reads cleanly on matte fine art paper.
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Les arcs, Charlotte Perriand by Florent Bodart
Florent Bodart's Les Arcs, Charlotte Perriand distils the spirit of the iconic mountain resort into a warm, geometry-driven illustration. Chalet forms stack against snow-white slopes with an almost toy-like serenity, the colour palette stripped back to terracotta, pine, and cool grey-blue. The composition draws on the modernist vocabulary of Perriand's own architecture — clean angles, human scale, a dialogue between structure and landscape — rendered in Bodart's characteristically tender and slightly whimsical hand.
Produced as an archival fine art print in Berlin, the illustration's precise linework and layered flat colour fields are captured with remarkable clarity — every architectural edge and tonal shift reads cleanly on matte fine art paper.
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Florent Bodart's Les Arcs, Charlotte Perriand distils the spirit of the iconic mountain resort into a warm, geometry-driven illustration. Chalet forms stack against snow-white slopes with an almost toy-like serenity, the colour palette stripped back to terracotta, pine, and cool grey-blue. The composition draws on the modernist vocabulary of Perriand's own architecture — clean angles, human scale, a dialogue between structure and landscape — rendered in Bodart's characteristically tender and slightly whimsical hand.
Produced as an archival fine art print in Berlin, the illustration's precise linework and layered flat colour fields are captured with remarkable clarity — every architectural edge and tonal shift reads cleanly on matte fine art paper.
