Name: Figure proustienne
Brand: Claudie Gimeno
SKU: AR-00094226
Price: 2000.00 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.89 (1001 reviews)

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Artwork details

Type: Original Art
Medium: Paintings > Oil
Style: Expressionistic
Subject: Nudes
Year: 2024
Size: 59.0 x 78.0 x 3.0 cm
Ready to hang: Yes
Frame: Yes, Light American box, made by me.
Signed: Yes, In front of
Materials: Oil on linen canvas
Shipping: Ships from France

59.0 x 78.0 x 3.0 cm

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Figure proustienne

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Claudie Gimeno

Paintings59.0 x 78.0 cm?

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Claudie Gimeno

Claudie Gimeno's painting is made of paradoxes.
In the subject, she wants to show the uncovered face, the one that reveals human fragilities and vibrates with delights, fears, anger… but also the "mask-face", the one that conceals, that withdraws from the gaze of others… Finding the precarious balance between being and appearing and thus unveiling the human.
In the technique, it is the lightness of the glaze, the transparencies, that oppose the thick material applied with a knife, extremes that find harmony through layering.

Her work as a painter often references 15th-century painting, for the portraits that she then treats in her own way.

Her monotypes, created in several passes, are for her a kind of "gymnastics" since everything is done backward, in mirror, and the portraits are "freed" from the black flat by wiping the paint to recover the whites.

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