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Valentine Carre

2022 • France • Felt, India Ink on Paper

8 x 8 in

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Valentine Carre

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Medium : Felt, India Ink on Paper
Framing : Framing on request
Dimensions : 7.9x7.9in

About this artwork

With this work, I wanted to capture the purity and innocence embodied by ducklings, symbols of renewal and growth. The techniques of felt, India ink, and colored pencil blend to evoke a sense of naive sweetness. Each stroke symbolizes the joyful connection with nature and the importance of nurturing life's fragile beginnings. This art will bring a warm and inspiring energy to your home.
The Ducklings is a cheerful and bright play that speaks of… life and joy.
Created for children and adults alike, this small format will brighten up your home.
Size 20 x 20 cm with the mat and 13.5 cm x 13.5 cm for the frame.
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Valentine Carre

France

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Valentine Carre is a painter, photographer, printmaker, and sculptor with inks and a revisited Art Deco style. Her techniques combine inks, engraving, and drawing. Her approach questions the place of humans, and particularly women, in the universe. Her works inspire a poetic and sensitive reflection on our position in the chain of life.
My website: valentinesoart.com

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