Carro is a wave spot in the south of France, near Marseille. With an easterly wind, a large swell breaks over the spot. The author has chosen to immerse the viewer in a dark, almost ominous atmosphere that contrasts with a rather free, falsely naïve interpretation of the breaking waves. The iconic markers of the spot are featured here, namely the west-cardinal-buoy, which warns sailors of the dangers of this rocky coastline, and the chimneys of the old thermal power plant, which are currently being demolished.With over 40 years of windsurfing under his belt and still as passionate as ever, LAMOSS is above all a jack-of-all-trades, curious and eager to learn. A Fine Art graduate, windsurfing equipment designer, graphic designer... he's now giving himself an unaccountable break with this illustration project. Above all, no AI, just a work of the mind, with all its inherent emotion and sensitivity. Thanks to those who recognize him for respecting the discretion he holds so dear!250 g paperWith its bright white colour and smooth texture, this 250 g paper guarantees excellent definition and vivid colours. Its matt finish gives prints a pleasant look and feel, while ensuring accurate colour reproduction. Made in France.ShippingPrints are shipped in double-reinforced packaging to ensure safe delivery. Up to A3 size, posters are shipped flat, and beyond that, they are rolled in an ultra-rigid tube for maximum protection.Oak frame (optional)As an option, the Ho'okipa Beach Park poster is available with a natural oak frame with a gallery profile. Its exposed grain and beige-brown colour make it ideal for all types of artwork.
