Vestige
Oil on Linen
39x28in
$5,560
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Marie-Amélie Chéreau
France
Artist highlights
- Local Artist
- Favorited by galleries
- Featured in gallery curations
- Works on commission
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Artwork details
- Medium : Oil on Canvas
- Other details : Artwork on supported wooden frame. Ready to hang. Framing on request.
- Dimensions : 39.4x39.4in
About this artwork
“21.6 Miracle” is the left panel of the diptych “21.6”. This oil painting presents a luminous cross emerging from deep light, painted over subtle inscriptions. What was once language is still there, now transformed into the grounding of a threshold, a moment where seeking opens into discovery.
Together with “21.6 Fishing”, “21.6” creates a dialogue between what is inscribed and what emerges. It reminds us that abundance is found when the word becomes… embodied, when trust leads to fullness. This diptych calls for an unfolding transformation. As part of the “Les Incarnées” series, these works move from inscription to embodiment. What is first written is never erased, but carried beneath the surface.
Together with “21.6 Fishing”, “21.6” creates a dialogue between what is inscribed and what emerges. It reminds us that abundance is found when the word becomes… embodied, when trust leads to fullness. This diptych calls for an unfolding transformation. As part of the “Les Incarnées” series, these works move from inscription to embodiment. What is first written is never erased, but carried beneath the surface.
Marie-Amélie Chéreau
France
Credentials
- Local Artist
- Favorited by galleries
- Featured in gallery curations
- Works on commission
Marie-Amélie Chéreau is a French contemporary artist whose luminous, textured oil paintings draw their roots in lyrical symbolism — a fusion of spontaneous, gestural abstraction and spiritual symbolism. Her work explores light, resilience, and the unseen forces that shape our lives.
Through this unique language of colour, form, and texture, she channels emotional and spiritual resonance, creating paintings that invite reflection, presence, and silent dialogue. Figures often surface within the abstraction — animals, eyes, angels, or faces — as if called forth by the canvas itself.
A collector once told, “I want her energy in my home.” This captures the essence of Chéreau’s unique ability to materialize the invisible. Critic Katrin Grosspeter describes her work as “a journey from darkness to light, offering a sanctuary for the soul.”
Chéreau has exhibited in Paris, Munich, Lausanne, Chicago and Miami. Her paintings are featured in art publications and held in private collections.
Through this unique language of colour, form, and texture, she channels emotional and spiritual resonance, creating paintings that invite reflection, presence, and silent dialogue. Figures often surface within the abstraction — animals, eyes, angels, or faces — as if called forth by the canvas itself.
A collector once told, “I want her energy in my home.” This captures the essence of Chéreau’s unique ability to materialize the invisible. Critic Katrin Grosspeter describes her work as “a journey from darkness to light, offering a sanctuary for the soul.”
Chéreau has exhibited in Paris, Munich, Lausanne, Chicago and Miami. Her paintings are featured in art publications and held in private collections.
