
Bleu Coast
Lumen & Logic
A one-ink seaside screen-print poster: a whole coastal scene drawn in a single deep cobalt ink on cool off-white paper, where tone comes only from stroke density — scribbled maritime-pine canopies with paper gaps, striated dark trunks, a horizon of dashed sea over a pale shore wash, bare-paper paths crossed by parallel cast-shadow hatching, and spiky grass tufts. A single flat golden-yellow sun disc rests on the horizon, painted under the ink so canopies and sea dashes overlap it. Four seeded scene grammars — Pine Path, Dunes, Harbor and Cove — recombine a shared library of pines, pole trunks, cabins, lighthouses, jetties, boats and the signature leaning/fallen bicycles, so every seed reads as a sibling of the same hand in a different place. A widely letter-spaced caps caption with a seed-derived edition tag sits below the panel. Eleven params (seed, scene, trees, horizon, sun size, ink density, cast shadows, props, paper margin, title, subtitle) with a new shared Bleu Coast palette.
- Medium
- Generative algorithm, archival pigment print
- Dimensions
- 60 × 90 cm