Neo Lyrical Abstraction - Works by Michel Le Goff from his studio on a Greek island.

 "Consistency is the last refuge of the unimaginative"
Oscar Wilde


Le Goff terrace automn

looking at silence



DUBAI 2012

Dubai 2012 Le Goff
18ct Australion native gold on canvas crated in Dubai in 2006

THE GRAVITATIONAL GOLD FIELD
Dubai


In Focus:
Metallic suspensions 2012





news lyrical planes

 Plan Ning2

Composition on canvas & on zinc,

signed on the back Michel H. V. le Goff 2012

September 1012

Loulaki Blues at home

(on canvas 100x150cm)

Below the painting is the deep blue sea,  the source of inspiration for the Loulaki Blues, photo by MlG



Michel Le Goff at 4 pm in summer sun and sea surf
 4PM in summer


Harpies
The Harpies
Acrylic on Canvas.




Gavrinis  morphic field
Australian Gold in a Dubai Private collection
Signed MLG on the back



showroom
Reflection Michel Le Goff


sun flowers
Sun Flowers' time 2012
&
winter 2012



 

This small islet mentioned in Herodotus must  be the pineal gland of the Saronike gulf  ... Descartes would have said.



  As of  2013 onward, I will not show my Art works online.
I shall nevertheless show the source of my inspiration.
The art works will be shown exclusively in galleries.
Exhibitions will be posted here and wherever suitable in the press.




Time suspention in June 2013



R U TALKING TO ME
The passing dot in the middle is only there to tease the skeptics



15th of June 2013 over the island



lustrous  living  canvas



 A palette option




My absentee neighbour's beautiful wall
(Leonard Cohen's)




 the actual Theseus' steps

Entrances of the Underworld
(undisclosed location)



Lyrical abstraction in Gavrinis ?

  Neolithic Messages on the walls :

The universal spinning of space time intertwined
 
(engraving in MLG collection)





Mr Knows It All
Comes only for lunch & dinner


Plese notice that My Facebook & Twiiter  are not updated  for the time being due to lack of available time.
All the Art works are protected by ADAGP © Michel  Le Goff
 Sponsored by PressInter Co. 2012
 Dubai




“It doesn’t seem to me that this fantastically marvelous universe, this tremendous range of time and space and different kinds of animals, and all the different planets, and all these atoms with all their motions, and so on, all this complicated thing can merely be a stage so that God can watch human beings struggle for good and evil - which is the view that religion has. The stage is too big for the drama.”
 Richard Feynman