

Curatorial Narrative In the enigmatic realm of “The Pokergame”, Flix Vallotton masterfully captures the essence of modernity’s nascent spirit. Executed in the early 20th century, this work embodies the avant-garde’s penchant for challenging traditional representation. Vallotton’s linear brushwork, characteristic of his Expressionist style, imbues the scene with a sense of tension and dynamism. The black-and-white palette, devoid of tonal nuance, assumes an almost architectural quality, its starkness underscoring the subject’s modernity.As “The Pokergame” expands to 51×44 inches, its visual presence becomes even more imposing. The chromatic structure, reliant on bold contrasts and graphic forms, creates a spatial rhythm that reverberates within a luxury interior environment. When paired with materials such as sleek lacquer or polished marble, the work’s atmospheric weight is amplified, casting a dramatic shadow that bisects the space
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