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Fabienne Monestier
France
Artist highlights
- Prizewinner
Discover the creation in interiors
Artwork details
- Medium : Acrylic, Felt on Paper
- Framing : Framing on request
- Dimensions : 18.9x14.2in
About this artwork
"Face # 2", an imaginary portrait, made in mixed media on watercolor paper 200g, 36X48 cm.
Fabienne Monestier likes to invent characters, paint their portraits, represent emotions or attitudes. Often the gravity of the faces makes the portraits disturbing, which is all the more interesting.
The drawing is in blue and pink tones, in soft colors. The artist used acrylic, wax pastels, watercolor crayons.
Fabienne Monestier likes to invent characters, paint their portraits, represent emotions or attitudes. Often the gravity of the faces makes the portraits disturbing, which is all the more interesting.
The drawing is in blue and pink tones, in soft colors. The artist used acrylic, wax pastels, watercolor crayons.
Fabienne Monestier
France
Credentials
- Prizewinner
I graduated from ESAD in Orléans.
In recent years, I have worked a lot on the floral world.
The reference to figuration is always readable, even when the style is intended to be more abstract.
We can convey the idea of a rose with a scribble that, in its own abundance of lines, traces the material of the perfect form of the circle, the round, the sphere. The circular scribble is a micro-universe where energy gathers. This is how I see the rose, the essence of the rose.
But...
As a visual artist, I can't limit myself to exploring a single subject. I regularly immerse myself in landscapes, portraits, and the power of abstraction.
Very recently, I discovered a passion for interior scenes in oil and cold wax on paper, the content of which I will soon reveal to you... It will be about chiaroscuro. A return to my painting roots. Shadow and light. Raw. Confronted. Sublimated.
In recent years, I have worked a lot on the floral world.
The reference to figuration is always readable, even when the style is intended to be more abstract.
We can convey the idea of a rose with a scribble that, in its own abundance of lines, traces the material of the perfect form of the circle, the round, the sphere. The circular scribble is a micro-universe where energy gathers. This is how I see the rose, the essence of the rose.
But...
As a visual artist, I can't limit myself to exploring a single subject. I regularly immerse myself in landscapes, portraits, and the power of abstraction.
Very recently, I discovered a passion for interior scenes in oil and cold wax on paper, the content of which I will soon reveal to you... It will be about chiaroscuro. A return to my painting roots. Shadow and light. Raw. Confronted. Sublimated.
