• France •
India Ink on Canvas , Other rigid frame
24 x 87 in
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For this large-format graphic work (60 cm x 220 cm), created in 1971 on linen canvas with a Rotring pen and India ink, I wanted to create a large fresco of imaginary, stylized birds, interlocking like puzzle pieces. At the time, I was finishing my scientific studies and, in parallel, had begun to draw and paint extensively, which had led to my being noticed in local exhibitions. It is a tribute to my father, who had recently passed away suddenly… and had encouraged me.
Chantal Dufour, a self-taught artist with a scientific background, explores painting and the visual arts through a unique career, punctuated by international exhibitions. She favors the line as a poetic writing, alternating mixed techniques, black and white ink and vibrant colors, in a style ranging from the refined to denser compositions. Her universe oscillates between reflection and spontaneity, infused with freedom, humor but also anguish and questions about human existence, arousing in the viewer a dizzying, deep and often contrasting emotion.