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Artwork details
- Medium : Oil, Felt on Linen
- Other details : Artwork on fixed support. Artwork framed.
- Dimensions : 31.5x31.5in
About this artwork
In this work, I explored duality and memory, juxtaposing the liveliness of pop art with the strong symbolism of the skull. The bold use of oil and felt creates a vibrant texture, capturing the essence of a bygone era. This painting invites reflection on the past and pushes the observer to find beauty and color even in dark themes. It will bring thoughtful energy and assertive character to any living space.
TRIBUTE - Rose Valland, curator at the… Jeu de Paume museum, For four years, she kept track of all these movements. She will inform the resistance and then the Americans in order to avoid the bombing of the storage sites of stolen works and facilitate their recovery by the American service: “The monuments Men Director of national museums in 1940, Jacques Jaujard will organize the evacuation in the provinces of more of 4000 works, treasures of the Louvre before the German occupation
TRIBUTE - Rose Valland, curator at the… Jeu de Paume museum, For four years, she kept track of all these movements. She will inform the resistance and then the Americans in order to avoid the bombing of the storage sites of stolen works and facilitate their recovery by the American service: “The monuments Men Director of national museums in 1940, Jacques Jaujard will organize the evacuation in the provinces of more of 4000 works, treasures of the Louvre before the German occupation
Arly Auclair
France
Credentials
- Major permanent collection
- International Exposure
- Prizewinner
- Covered by the Press
« As a true intermediary between the outside world and my own resonance, I restore my own questioning. If the spirit reasons, the artist resounds, it has its own language. »
Arly Auclair is an award-winning visual artist, who has exhibited her works nationally, as well as in Spain, Mexico, Monaco, Germany, and Canada. Her compositions confront the realities of the world. Auclair satiates her curiosity through the exploration of varying themes which include the human form, urban and industrial heritage, memento mori, and societal questions. Her narrative and free figurative pieces are created using acrylics, oils, felt, and collage on cardboard, paper, linen, or canvas.