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Entre deux eaux

Stéphanie Gendron

2024 • French Polynesia • Acrylic, Collage on Canvas

39 x 39 in

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Stéphanie Gendron

French Polynesia

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Artwork details

Medium : Acrylic, Collage on Canvas
Other details : Artwork on supported wooden frame. Ready to hang. Framing on request.
Dimensions : 39.4x39.4in

About this artwork

Underwater, between two worlds, a woman seems suspended in a moment outside of time. Her hair intertwines like algae carried by the current, evoking the silent dance of the sea. The air bubbles, fine and light, rise to the surface, guided by an invisible breath. Her skin, haloed with gold leaf, captures the sunlight that filters through the surface, illuminating the water with a divine radiance. Through textures mixing pigments, collages and organic… reflections, this painting invites us to dive into a quest for balance between depth and emergence, silence and rebirth.

Haiku
Between two waters, there,
The current murmurs in her,
Breath of life, clear.

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Stéphanie Gendron

French Polynesia

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Works on commission

Nourished by the colors of Africa and the serenity of Polynesia, Stéphanie Gendron creates works that combine collages, plant fibers, natural pigments, acrylic and gold leaf. Her style, at the crossroads of the abstract and the figurative, explores the dualities of existence – Yin and Yang, shadow and light – while celebrating the balance and poetry of life. Accompanied by poetic texts, her creations invite a unique sensory and emotional immersion.

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