Rasétade 3

This painting depicts a thrilling moment in a Camargue bullfight, where a raseteur, dressed in white, attempts to snatch the attributes (strings, tassels, and rosettes) attached between the horns of a bull. Armed with a metal claw in his left hand, he must avoid the bull's formidable horns while demonstrating agility and courage. The artist has captured the intensity of the movement and the tension between man and animal, with a play of contrasts between the raseteur's white and the bull's deep black. The arena's red barriers and the light sand accentuate the typical atmosphere of Camargue bullfights, while the absence of spectators allows the viewer to focus on the confrontation between the raseteur and the bull. This painting celebrates courage, tradition, and the fragile harmony between man and nature.

• Oil on canvas stretched over a wooden frame, 50x70x4 cm; the edges are painted, everything is ready for hanging

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