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2022
Watercolor and ink on paper
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Dimensions: 40cm (H) x 60cm (W) x 0.5cm (D) / 15.7" (H) x 23.6" (W) x 0.2" (D)
Note: Actual colours may vary due to photography & computer settings.
Artist Statement
This work is a poetry of winter approaching at the edge of the wood, testimony to the passage of time and the seasons. It was made by the artist inspired by the proximity of the forest of Fontainebleau, which is right in front of his studio!
This piece was first made with watercolor in the wet, then with glaze for the colored background that evokes the sky or an aquatic universe.
Then the trees were made in Indian ink.
Cosimo Strazzeri during Kromatika says about the artist: The chromatic contrast between colors and ink creates the inner / outer dialectic of Linda's works whose common theme is the desire for transcendence and harmony. It can only be achieved through a relationship of communion with nature, which makes it possible to go beyond the limits imposed by existence.
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Artist Profile
Born: 1985
Hometown: Paris
Based in: Fontainebleau, France
"PAINTING THE FOREST IN FLAMBOYANT COLORS"
Trained as an actress, Linda Clerget extends her artistic field from theater to visual arts through the practice of photography and painting. The artist seeks to create a poetry of links between humans and nature, dreams and reality, the human species and spirituality.
Her works, which navigate between figuration and abstraction, are imbued with raw vitality and beauty; vitality of the touch, of the color, powdering of the material...
She builds a poetic and intuitive visual universe, which speaks to our feelings and our emotions before our intellect.
Linda Clerget's work is inspired by her relationship with the forest and the trees. She invites the viewer to open all of their senses and projects them into 'little paradises' where time slows down.
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