MEMBRANE
Original Paintings and Hand-Finished Editions
Membrane examines the unstable boundary between what is visible and what remains inaccessible. Drawing from historical portraiture, sacred imagery, classical sculpture and collective memory, Roman Lefebvre transforms familiar images through oil painting, abrasion, handwritten language and transparent epoxy resin.
The resin functions simultaneously as preservation and interference. It seals the image while reflection, distortion and language interrupt the viewer’s access to it. The handwritten text does not explain the subject; it creates another surface between perception and certainty.
Across the series, figures inherited from history appear suspended between recognition and disappearance. Membrane asks whether revealing an image brings us closer to its meaning—or simply expands the unknown.
Desire may begin where understanding ends copy, 2026
mixed media on stretched canvas , epoxy resin
60×48 in
unique
Everything fade , grace remains , 2026
mixed media on stretched canvas, epoxy resin
60×48 in
unique
Desire is reality dreaming beyond its limits , 2026
mixed media on stretched canvas , epoxy resin
72×60 in
unique
The Distance of Divinity (Salvator Mundi), 2026
Oil on canvas with handwritten epoxy resin
72 × 50 in.
Unique
What Power Leaves Behind (Napoleon), 2026
Oil on canvas with handwritten epoxy resin
60 × 48 in.
Unique
The Invention of Memory (George Washington), 2026
Oil on canvas with handwritten epoxy resin
60 × 48 in.
Unique
The Distance We Inherit (Laocoön), 2026
Oil on canvas with handwritten epoxy resin
Diptych, two panels
Each panel: 96 × 48 in.

