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CECILE ARNAUD
France
Artist highlights
- Featured in gallery curations
- Works on commission
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Artwork details
- Medium : Acrylic on Wood
- Other details : Artwork on supported wooden frame. Artwork framed.
- Dimensions : 23.6x23.6in
About this artwork
For several days, an explorer of natural wonders has been walking the azure shores of a secret lake. His patient steps finally find their reward: two rare dragonflies appear, as light as bursts of light.
Beneath their vibrant wings, the umbels of "Daucus carota" open like delicate diamond structures, supported by golden foliage. Through the observer's lens, the water becomes a blurred veil, a bluish silk decor that leaves all the clarity to the… flowers and insects.
The silence is palpable, nature becomes a treasure, fragile and eternal at the same time.
Beneath their vibrant wings, the umbels of "Daucus carota" open like delicate diamond structures, supported by golden foliage. Through the observer's lens, the water becomes a blurred veil, a bluish silk decor that leaves all the clarity to the… flowers and insects.
The silence is palpable, nature becomes a treasure, fragile and eternal at the same time.
CECILE ARNAUD
France
Credentials
- Featured in gallery curations
- Works on commission
Cécile Arnaud has been a fine jewelry designer for over 35 years, trained at the Haute École de Joaillerie in Paris and recognized among the greatest international jewelry houses.
Today, she opens a new chapter by bringing her archives and personal sketches to life through works on wood, mixing the technique of high jewelry gouache with acrylic, fine and/or ornamental stones.
Between Japanese influence, delicacy and contemplation, his creations evoke natural jewels, fragile and precious, on the edge of dreams.
Today, she opens a new chapter by bringing her archives and personal sketches to life through works on wood, mixing the technique of high jewelry gouache with acrylic, fine and/or ornamental stones.
Between Japanese influence, delicacy and contemplation, his creations evoke natural jewels, fragile and precious, on the edge of dreams.
