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Other details :
Artwork on supported wooden frame. Artwork framed.
Dimensions :
31.5x31.5in
About this artwork
An atomic explosion of flowers to cover the terrible news with a wave of sweetness and beauty. Work with aerosol spray for the background and brushes for the rest. Dripping.
Darkness and light meet and compete for the space of this canvas, representative of our humanity, capable of the best and the worst. It is dedicated to all the victims of war, in all camps.
The spectrum of colors used is dominated by the use of green and yellow to emphasize… plants and nature.
Claire Morand, a psychologist and painter, translates her figurative and sometimes impressionistic world through acrylics. Her technique oscillates between meticulous detail and instinctive freedom, using brushes, palette knives, and fingers to capture movement and light. Her works vibrate with positive emotions, infusing joy and well-being to transmute suffering into beauty. Another aspect of Claire's artistic work: she illustrates and personalises mailboxes for private individuals in the south of France and Italy. His village becomes the village of mailboxes that tell the dreams and lives of its inhabitants... gradually his mailboxes bloom everywhere. She even designed the decoration for the Anatole Jakovsky Museum of Naïve Art in Nice, where she occasionally leads painting workshops as part of events organized by the Friends of the Anatole Jakovsky Museum association.