By: Christian Bozon

Medium: Drypoint and aquatint
Edition: 50
Image Size: 7 x 15 inches
Year: 2013

In Lueurs Musiciennes, Christian Bozon evokes the presence of sound through light and atmosphere rather than literal form. A radiant field of golden yellow dominates the composition, subtly modulated with warm ochres and amber tones, as if illuminated from within. Along the lower and right edges, cooler passages of blue and gray emerge, grounding the composition and introducing a quiet counterpoint to the glowing center.

Bozon’s refined intaglio technique is evident in the delicate surface textures, faint linear marks, and soft transitions between color fields. The title suggests musical resonance—tones and harmonies translated into visual rhythm—while the abstract composition invites contemplation and emotional response rather than narrative interpretation. The work exemplifies Bozon’s lyrical approach to abstraction, where color, light, and texture function as expressive instruments.