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Artwork details
- Medium : Oil on Canvas
- Other details : Artwork on supported wooden frame. Framing on request.
- Dimensions : 44.9x57.5in
About this artwork
In the light, I think back to these verses
"The madman, the lover and the poet are full of imagination"
I think about it with relish
"The madman, the lover and the poet are full of imagination"
I think about it with relish
Emilie Pannier
France
Credentials
- Experienced Artist
- Covered by the Press
- Solo shows participant
- Featured in gallery curations
- Works on commission
« The every day, the anecdotal sublimated by color and light to make the chosen moment special. »
Emilie Pannier, also known as Mia, has been a painter for over 20 years.
Her painting is primarily figurative, it falls within the tradition of "Genre Scenes", it explores themes related to urban life, the street, its anonymity and daily life.
Mia works in series and thus builds a repertoire of images that bear witness to our time, in search of a sublimation of the anecdotal and the moment.
It is through precise work with color and lighting that the pictorial element comes into play.
She likes to combine time periods by quoting historical works and mixing them with her contemporary scenography, a way for her to remind us that history builds.
The place of women is an essential subject in his painting; they are free, independent, and move about in a universal space.
Emilie Pannier sells internationally on a regular basis.
Two publications appeared in art magazines.
She exhibits regularly in France
Her painting is primarily figurative, it falls within the tradition of "Genre Scenes", it explores themes related to urban life, the street, its anonymity and daily life.
Mia works in series and thus builds a repertoire of images that bear witness to our time, in search of a sublimation of the anecdotal and the moment.
It is through precise work with color and lighting that the pictorial element comes into play.
She likes to combine time periods by quoting historical works and mixing them with her contemporary scenography, a way for her to remind us that history builds.
The place of women is an essential subject in his painting; they are free, independent, and move about in a universal space.
Emilie Pannier sells internationally on a regular basis.
Two publications appeared in art magazines.
She exhibits regularly in France