Ilumineé II Painting

Ilumineé II has been selected and prized by London Art Biennale 2019 (Chelsea City Hall, London - UK). ------------------------------------------ Inspiration flows by itself. Inspiration is not something categorical, it is not saying what or who inspires me. In other words, for Rose Marie, inspiration is a union with her own being, with her interior united to the universe. Inspiration arises through internal sensations about the present itself when making a painting. Art is the pure movement of the expression of the human being. Rose Marie intends to provoke an emotion in the Viewer. A feeling that comes from inside the person. The painting is that trigger of emotions that unites the interior of the Viewer with the interior of her. She often works with oil because it dries slowly and can mould strokes and colours. It is a dynamic medium. In turn, there is an alternation between inks and pigments and, thus, reveals the evolution in his works. Each work is a challenge. Rose Marie feels evolving after finishing each one of them. Bellemur intends to provoke in the Viewer is an emotion in them. A feeling that comes from inside the person. The painting is that trigger of emotions that unites the interior of the Viewer with her inner self. Mostly, she chooses blue, green, turquoise and red colours. They are the colours that represent her paintings, they make her more solemn when working with them. She tries to produce an internal stirring through them. These colours play to produce different shades of light. Painting goes beyond the colour set. Rose Marie is inspired by and has references to Willem de Kooning, Kandinsky and Gerard Richter.