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A way to escape this tragic moment of the century? This painting on canvas belongs to a series of fluid paintings, where transparencies are at work, where lightness is compulsory and poetry of rigor. The material is very fine, intangible, almost immaterial like the dreams we go through. I make daydreaming supports, for all those who want to take them over. I like to mix different media, to try new ones, new effects, always to discover and surprise myself, and maybe you...
A way to escape this tragic moment of the century? This painting on canvas belongs to a series of fluid paintings, where transparencies are at work, where lightness is compulsory and poetry of rigor. The material is very fine, intangible, almost immaterial like the dreams we go through. I make daydreaming supports, for all those who want to take them over. I like to mix different media, to try new ones, new effects, always to discover and surprise myself, and maybe you...
A way to escape this tragic moment of the century? This painting on canvas belongs to a series of fluid paintings, where transparencies are at work, where lightness is compulsory and poetry of rigor. The material is very fine, intangible, almost immaterial like the dreams we go through. I make daydreaming supports, for all those who want to take them over. I like to mix different media, to try new ones, new effects, always to discover and surprise myself, and maybe you...
A way to escape this tragic moment of the century? This painting on canvas belongs to a series of fluid paintings, where transparencies are at work, where lightness is compulsory and poetry of rigor. The material is very fine, intangible, almost immaterial like the dreams we go through. I make daydreaming supports, for all those who want to take them over. I like to mix different media, to try new ones, new effects, always to discover and surprise myself, and maybe you...
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ELISABETH LAPLANTE

France

Painting, Acrylic on Canvas

Size: 15.8 W x 15.8 H x 1 D in

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A way to escape this tragic moment of the century? This painting on canvas belongs to a series of fluid paintings, where transparencies are at work, where lightness is compulsory and poetry of rigor. The material is very fine, intangible, almost immaterial like the dreams we go through. I make daydreaming supports, for all those who want to take them over. I like to mix different media, to try new ones, new effects, always to discover and surprise myself, and maybe you...

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Painting:Acrylic on Canvas

Original:One-of-a-kind Artwork

Size:15.8 W x 15.8 H x 1 D in

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I began my life in Turkey and came to France at 4.I am used to think globally with no borders. I have always drawn, from my early age, but my parents didn't like me very much being a artist student. So I became an architect...I quickly change to drawing and painting with quite a number of exhibitions. I became a quantum therapist, working with frequencies for almost twenty years, but now I am only a professional artist. I exhibited last year in London and Barcelona too.

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