Studio of the South

In the autumn of 1888, Vincent van Gogh and Paul Gauguin embarked on a brief yet intense collaboration in Arles, France. Within the vibrant walls of the Yellow House, they envisioned a shared artistic haven. Their joint sessions at Les Alyscamps, a Roman necropolis turned lovers’ lane, inspired parallel works that reflected their contrasting styles: Van Gogh’s fiery hues and Gauguin’s mystical tones. In ikonoTV’s Slow Art format, this period unfolds as a visual dialogue, capturing the harmony and tension that fueled their creativity and culminated in masterpieces born from both unity and discord.