Hayadee

A touch of poetry in her gaze

Hayadée is part of the Wild Flowers series by artist Stéphane Pannetier Le Hénaff, created in 2024. Made with graphite, chalk and watercolor, ink on ochre paper, this work tells a story, here it is:

Front and center is the portrait of the mysterious lady, with a hidden monster concealed in her hair, creating a delightful contrast with the angelic atmosphere of the scene.

In the background, various flowers: irises (Iris Germanica "Rota", Iris Germanique "Beauté", Iris Germanica "Mme Neubrunner") are revealed amidst the wild flowers surrounding the woman 'Hayadée'.

Finally, in the third layer, here is Mont St Michel in Normandy, adding a psychological touch to the portrait. The swirls emphasize the woman's gaze towards the Earth and the Sun, in striking contrast to the menacing presence of the monster slithering in her hair, whispering sinister words into her ear. Here at last is the nuance between appearance and being, Saint Michael fighting on his mountain, or a gaze towards the horizon, the viewer's eye rests on this portrait and its shadows. Here at last is the nuance between appearance and being, Saint Michael fighting on his mountain, or a gaze towards the horizon.

This art print faithfully reproduces the nuances and texture of the original work, in its most accurate proportions — 21 cm × 29.7 cm — so that every stroke, every texture is preserved.

Three exceptional finishes

• Floater Frame — Mounted in a floating frame that highlights the edges of the artwork, for an immediate gallery look.
• Photo Print Under Acrylic Glass — Acrylic glass protection that intensifies contrasts and protects the print over time.
• Photo Print On Fuji Crystal DP II — Premium photographic paper with deep blacks and exceptional brilliance.

Why choose this artwork?

• High-fidelity reproduction of a unique original work
• Mixed media: graphite, chalk, charcoal, watercolor, coffee, ink on ochre paper
• A4 size — ideal for a living room, office or entryway
• Created by a French artist in 2024, finalist of the Toolip International Art Contest 2025 - Vienna.
  
• Original artwork photographed by artisan photographer Philippe Delval based in Caen.
• Printed and sent by WHITEWALL who received a 'TIPA WORLD AWARD 2026' in the "BEST PHOTOLAB SERVICE" category for its integration with Shopify.