Baigneuses

Marie Casaÿs

2024 • France • Colored Pencil on Paper

6 x 8 in

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Marie Casaÿs

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Medium : Colored Pencil on Paper
Framing : Framing on request
Dimensions : 5.8x8.3in

About this artwork

"Bathers" is an illustration made with colored pencils (Faber Castell polychromos) on 200g/m2 A5 paper, inspired by a painting entitled "Bathers" by Mariano Otero (1990). What I liked about Mariano Otero's work is his representation of two voluminous, round, generous bodies, which feels good, where on the contrary, we are constantly confronted with the pressure of the thin and muscular "summer body". I thus played on the work of volume, in warm,… very saturated colors, to evoke the strong sensations instead: the heat, the salt of the sea, the wind, the tan, the swimming, the perspiration... So much emotion! It is time to lie down...

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Marie Casaÿs

France

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Favorited by galleries
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Marie Casaÿs, with a background in drawing and graphic design, is an accomplished artist who has specialized in colored pencil drawing on paper since 2018. Through meticulous gradient work and intense colors, inspired by photographic projects, she creates a modern, figurative and poetic graphic dynamic. The main themes of her works, namely the body, nudity and eroticism, are imbued with a warmth, elegance, and sensoriality that invite a deep and moving exploration of identity and love.

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