L'écho de la sincérité 1
Acrylic, Pastel on Canvas
48x48in
$3,090
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Véronique Besançon
Canada
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Artwork details
- Medium : Acrylic, Pastel on Canvas
- Other details : Artwork on supported wooden frame. Ready to hang. Framing on request.
- Dimensions : 45.3x45.3in
About this artwork
In this creation, I wanted to capture the fluid energy of human emotions through vibrant colors and abstract shapes. Each brushstroke expresses an inner movement, a search for light in chaos. This canvas will bring an intense, stimulating, and hopeful vibration to your space, inviting reflection and meditation on the hidden beauty of the soul.
Painting inspired by one of my poems
Wiped off the planet
Time for a vomit
I meditate on emptiness…
From a resurrected overflow
My humanoid body
Falls asleep for an eternity
I am the forgotten millennial
I survive without fail
In my quest for beauty
I protect in my bosom
The millennial heart
Crystal clear
Immortal Jewel
To the uncertain future.
Painting inspired by one of my poems
Wiped off the planet
Time for a vomit
I meditate on emptiness…
From a resurrected overflow
My humanoid body
Falls asleep for an eternity
I am the forgotten millennial
I survive without fail
In my quest for beauty
I protect in my bosom
The millennial heart
Crystal clear
Immortal Jewel
To the uncertain future.
Véronique Besançon
Canada
Between Structure and Resilience: The Double Language of Exile
"A visual artist of immigrant origin, Véronique Besançon explores the complexity of the human condition through the prism of identity. Her approach is rooted in the silence of writing: before each canvas, she practices self-praise, a writing of the self that draws from a universal 'I'. This text is the trigger for the work in progress."
Her work is distinguished by a technical 'dual language'. Her compositions begin with an acrylic structure, laying the foundations of the social framework. Upon this foundation, the artist intervenes with an instinctive and deeply felt energy using pastels and oil sticks. This vibrant line offers a second interpretation: that of inner vitality in the face of the transformations of exile. Her works, rich in materiality, are sought after by international collectors sensitive to the theme of self-reconstruction.
"A visual artist of immigrant origin, Véronique Besançon explores the complexity of the human condition through the prism of identity. Her approach is rooted in the silence of writing: before each canvas, she practices self-praise, a writing of the self that draws from a universal 'I'. This text is the trigger for the work in progress."
Her work is distinguished by a technical 'dual language'. Her compositions begin with an acrylic structure, laying the foundations of the social framework. Upon this foundation, the artist intervenes with an instinctive and deeply felt energy using pastels and oil sticks. This vibrant line offers a second interpretation: that of inner vitality in the face of the transformations of exile. Her works, rich in materiality, are sought after by international collectors sensitive to the theme of self-reconstruction.
