Blue Trees - Inspired by Jackson Pollock Marie Manon Corbeil

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Blue Trees - Inspired by Jackson Pollock

Marie Manon Corbeil

2023 • Canada • Acrylic, Charcoal on Canvas

40 x 70 in

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Marie Manon Corbeil

Canada

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Artwork details

Medium : Acrylic, Charcoal on Canvas
Other details : Artwork on supported wooden frame. Ready to hang. Framing on request.
Dimensions : 40x70in

About this artwork

Immerse yourself in the vibrant energy of my latest masterpiece! This large landscape, inspired by the iconic Jackson Pollock style, captures the essence of a fall day in the Rockies. Picture the majestic mountains blanketed in snow, stirred by the fierce chinook winds. Amidst this dynamic scene, the focal point emerges – blue trees standing tall against the wintry backdrop. The dynamic splatters and swirling colors evoke the raw beauty of nature… in motion, with the blue trees adding a touch of enchantment. Step into the intensity of a Rockies snowfall through my unique artistic lens. A harmonious chaos frozen in time. ❄️🍂🏔️ #BlueTrees #RockiesInspiration #AbstractArt

Marie Manon Corbeil

Canada

Credentials

Established Artist
International Exposure
Featured in gallery curations
Works on commission

« I breathe art, I eat art and I am happy. Art is in my blood. Art is my life. »

Marie Manon Corbeil began to paint amidst personal challenges:‘Between sadness and hope, there was art’. Realizing that life’s difficulties provided her with a new means of expression, Corbeil wants to convey a sense of joy within her contemporary abstract works. She draws forms and writes positive words under each canvas before beginning a piece. Employing large brushes to provoke unplanned strokes, she also uses her fingers to optimize the vibrant colors in her compositions.

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