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Isabelle Vobmann
France
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Artist highlights
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Artwork details
- Medium : Acrylic on Canvas
- Other details : Artwork on supported wooden frame. Ready to hang. Framing on request.
- Dimensions : 23.6x15.7in
About this artwork
The artist often looks at the clouds.
In his contemplation, he sometimes visualizes animals, angels, faces, wings. The clouds change shape and immediately represent something else.
His works are based on the same principle, always in movement, depending on the look, the imagined subject or subjects can change their appearance.
This canvas is abstract, in a lyric, impressionist, gestural, expressive style, it emits a vibration that will be decoded… according to the personal sensitivity of the viewer.
"Céleste" is a very special work; it is spiritual.
Linen canvas, ready to hang, just stick a nail in your wall.
The sides are painted black.
Thank you for your visit !
In his contemplation, he sometimes visualizes animals, angels, faces, wings. The clouds change shape and immediately represent something else.
His works are based on the same principle, always in movement, depending on the look, the imagined subject or subjects can change their appearance.
This canvas is abstract, in a lyric, impressionist, gestural, expressive style, it emits a vibration that will be decoded… according to the personal sensitivity of the viewer.
"Céleste" is a very special work; it is spiritual.
Linen canvas, ready to hang, just stick a nail in your wall.
The sides are painted black.
Thank you for your visit !
Isabelle Vobmann
France
Credentials
- International Exposure
« I paint as I am. »
Isabelle Vobmann is a passionate French artist who fell in love with painting during a trip to Miami, surrounded by bright colours, latin music and an unmatched joie de vivre. Today, Vobmann focuses on composing works that reflect on spiritual questions, seeking to achieve a consistent sense of movement through circular gestures and impressions of transparency and depth.
