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Ariane Mariot
Switzerland
Artist highlights
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Artwork details
- Medium : Acrylic, Collage on Canvas
- Other details : Artwork on supported wooden frame. Ready to hang. Framing on request.
- Dimensions : 15.7x11.8in
About this artwork
In this work I sought to capture the serenity and beauty of nature through acrylic and photographic collage. The integration of textures and layers brings this bucolic landscape to life, evoking rural simplicity and tranquility. This painting is not just a view, but an invitation to feel the deep peace of the vast open horizons and the solid presence of the mountains. It instills a calming atmosphere, perfect for enriching any living space.
Ariane Mariot
Switzerland
Credentials
- Featured in gallery curations
Ariane Mariot is a visual artist whose work explores the body as a continuous, sensitive and living fabric.
Through textiles, prints and installations, she develops an artistic research rooted in a sensitive experience of the body, particularly around fascia, considered as a fabric of relationship, memory and circulation.
His work does not seek to represent the body, but to extend its internal dynamics.
Materiality is at the heart of his approach: fibers, printed surfaces and repetitive gestures are approached as living partners, bearers of memory.
Her work is part of a broader reflection on life, perception and forms of sensory knowledge, at the crossroads of contemporary art, the body and its ecology.
Through textiles, prints and installations, she develops an artistic research rooted in a sensitive experience of the body, particularly around fascia, considered as a fabric of relationship, memory and circulation.
His work does not seek to represent the body, but to extend its internal dynamics.
Materiality is at the heart of his approach: fibers, printed surfaces and repetitive gestures are approached as living partners, bearers of memory.
Her work is part of a broader reflection on life, perception and forms of sensory knowledge, at the crossroads of contemporary art, the body and its ecology.
