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Isabel Mahe
France
Artist highlights
- Group shows participant
- Experienced Artist
- Featured in gallery curations
- Works on commission
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Artwork details
- Medium : Oil on Canvas
- Other details : Artwork on supported wooden frame. Artwork framed.
- Dimensions : 47.2x15.7in
About this artwork
There comes a point when you stop falling.
These are the burdens that fall in our place.
The fabrics slip.
Appearances are fading.
Cloud after cloud, the sky clears.
Sometimes freedom begins the moment we stop carrying what has never been ourselves.
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Oil painting on cotton canvas stretched over a frame.
Satin varnish finish.
Matte silver MDF frame.
These are the burdens that fall in our place.
The fabrics slip.
Appearances are fading.
Cloud after cloud, the sky clears.
Sometimes freedom begins the moment we stop carrying what has never been ourselves.
___________________________________
Oil painting on cotton canvas stretched over a frame.
Satin varnish finish.
Matte silver MDF frame.
Isabel Mahe
France
Credentials
- Group shows participant
- Experienced Artist
- Featured in gallery curations
- Works on commission
« Contrary to the photographer who captures the moment, my intention as a painter is to "eternalise" the present. »
Self-taught by choice as much as by temperament, I built my world far from schools, guided by curiosity, perseverance and a constant demand for my own work.
My paintings are born less from a desire to represent reality than from a desire to reveal its inner resonances.
Light, colors, curves, and the feminine presence occupy an essential place in it.
Recently, each work has been accompanied by a poem, not to explain it, but to give it another voice.
Painting and writing then engage in a free dialogue, leaving it to each individual to find their own story within it.
My paintings are born less from a desire to represent reality than from a desire to reveal its inner resonances.
Light, colors, curves, and the feminine presence occupy an essential place in it.
Recently, each work has been accompanied by a poem, not to explain it, but to give it another voice.
Painting and writing then engage in a free dialogue, leaving it to each individual to find their own story within it.
