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New Paintings
Latest creations by Pascal Lecocq, blending surrealism, allegory, and poetic precision. These works reflect ongoing explorations in underwater dreamscapes, architectural symbolism, and satirical figures.

Architecture – Symbolism – Allegory
Pascal Lecocq’s architectural compositions evoke timeless ruins, metaphysical spaces, and allegorical structures. These paintings blend classical forms with surreal distortions, inviting viewers to reflect on memory, solitude, and the passage of time.

Divers
Pascal Lecocq’s iconic divers drift through surreal dreamscapes, suspended between sky and sea. These poetic figures evoke solitude, introspection, and the quiet mystery of the deep. Often allegorical, they inhabit worlds where architecture, horses, and humor converge beneath the surf

Greece
Inspired by classical mythology and Mediterranean landscapes, Pascal Lecocq’s Greek-themed paintings evoke timeless ruins, allegorical figures, and poetic solitude. These works blend cultural memory with surreal composition, offering a contemplative journey through ancient echoes and modern symbolism.

Horses
Noble and dreamlike equestrian figures in surreal compositions.

Isle of the Dead – Die Toteninsel
Inspired by Arnold Böcklin’s iconic painting, Pascal Lecocq’s Isle of the Dead series explores solitude, memory, and metaphysical silence. These works depict isolated ruins, dreamlike islands, and timeless reflections on mortality and transcendence — a poetic meditation in blue.

Venice
Pascal Lecocq’s Venice series captures the fading grandeur and allegorical depth of the floating city. Through submerged ruins, suspended bridges, and poetic distortions, these paintings evoke memory, fragility, and timeless beauty — a tribute to the metaphysical soul of Venice.

Toon Characters
Pascal Lecocq’s toon-inspired paintings blend surrealism with satire. These whimsical figures — divers in disguise, animals in absurd settings, or allegorical caricatures — offer a playful counterpoint to the solemnity of his architectural and mythological works. Humor becomes a lens for reflection.

Other Topics
Beyond recurring themes, Pascal Lecocq explores a wide range of subjects — from opera set design to scientific allegories, from humorous tributes to cultural commentary. These works reflect his versatility and curiosity, offering unexpected perspectives and visual surprises.