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Que d'étreintes dans le bleu Painting

Anne Cazaubon

France

Painting, Acrylic on Soft (Yarn, Cotton, Fabric)

Size: 25.6 W x 31.5 H x 0.8 D in

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"Que d'étreintes dans le bleu" ("so many hugs in the blue") Acrylic on sheets- 80 x 65 cm Available for sale This painting is part of the serie called "Dans de beaux draps" ('In good sheets'). An artistic project, which led me to paint love scenes on family ancestors sheets. I really wanted to build my own painting from A to Z, including the canvas. Which I did with those old sheets that I previously worked on to make them strong enough to be fed by paint. I love it, when there is a little wind that make the canvas "remembering" of its previous life, as a sheet, drying on a rope in the garden!

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Painting:Acrylic on Soft (Yarn, Cotton, Fabric)

Original:One-of-a-kind Artwork

Size:25.6 W x 31.5 H x 0.8 D in

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I am what I call a "Journartist" (Both a Journalist and an artist). My whole personal quest is around "expression". I started to learn Sign language at a very young age, even though nobody was deaf in my family. I was very interested by the silent world and the invisible one. So I became an interpret, but very soon, realised that I was muting myself that way. So I switched for radio journalism and tv directing, doing news reports, documentaries about soldiers, invisible wounds, ancient priests, midwives... Then I reached a place where words would not come out. I didn't know what I wanted to say, but I had to say it on another level. On another path. This is where painting came into my life. As a huge storm. I cannot say that "this is my hand" which is painting my canvas.Those faces come as naturally on my painting. Working a lot around war and peace, of course, my work is connected to what is happening those days in France. In January 2015, I chose to spend the night after Charlie Hebdo's attack in my atelier to paint. To me, as a former journalist, it was a huge U-turn in my life. "Use your broken heart and make it into Art", as they say. In November 2015, I met the terrorists of the Bataclan the day before the attack in the metro. This is the moment when my art took another dimension. I used to do some of my "Sweet Art" for years now in the streets (spositive, street healing collective), giving some little happy and gentle notes. This time, I had to do something massive, and gathering. This is where the #flyingproject happened. (videos on www.annecazaubonart.com)

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