Coral Allure Painting

Mainly figurative at the beginning of her career, Amylee Paris' paintings gradually give way to a floral abstraction, an aesthetic around matter and time. Flowers and petals are closely related to possible paint accidents. The unfolded palette is faded, glittering, textured, dotted with neon lights, perhaps in memory of the artist's creative process in her multicoloured years. Inspired by the philosophy of Kintsugi and the technique of peeling, Amylee is interested in the experience of pictorial material. Cracking no longer means tearing, but the beginning of another cycle and a continuity. It is no longer a question of hiding the imperfections, but of putting them forward. The use of gold then sublimates this peeled, worn paint that worked. Vegetation symbolizes change, victory over the torments of life.