In Un Verre de Vin, Theo Wildanger invites us into a space where the boundaries between light and shadow begin to dissolve. The centerpiece—a lush bouquet of white roses—emerges from a deep teal vessel, acting as a luminous anchor against the midnight depths of the background. It is a scene of quiet companionship; the presence of two glasses and a bottle suggests a conversation just begun or a moment of shared reflection. Across the sun-warmed orange surface, every stroke of oil paint vibrates with Theo’s signature “spontaneous creation,” turning a simple arrangement of fruit and wine into a poetic exploration of warmth and intimacy. This is not merely a still life, but a window into the soulful, rhythmic world Theo inhabited.
