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Horizon Doré

Emilie CERLES

2025 • France • Acrylic, Gold leaf on Canvas

16 x 16 in

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Emilie CERLES

France

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Medium : Acrylic, Gold leaf on Canvas
Other details : Artwork on supported wooden frame. Artwork framed.
Dimensions : 15.7x15.7in

About this artwork

“Golden Horizon” is a work that captures the essence of tranquility and elegance. This painting is an invitation to explore the infinite horizons of imagination, where warm, golden hues blend to create an atmosphere that is both serene and vibrant. Each brushstroke is an exploration of light and texture, offering a unique and enriching visual experience. “Golden Horizon” is more than just a painting; it is a window into a world of beauty and serenity,… perfect for bringing a touch of sophistication to your space.”

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Emilie CERLES

France

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Émilie Cerles, a self-taught artist from Aveyron, creates abstract art using various tools and materials such as water and white vinegar. She enjoys experimenting with the effects of these materials to create natural lines and reliefs, constantly seeking to discover new techniques. Through her works, Emilie Cerles pays homage to her land, nature, and expresses her emotions using intuitive colors and shapes.

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