Thunderstorm
Title: Thunderstorm
Artist: Marie-Pascale Le Goff
Year of creation: 2017
Medium and materials: acrylic on canvas with a knife
Dimensions: 35X27 cm
“Orage” is an acrylic on canvas measuring 35x27 cm. This work captures the precise moment before the arrival of a storm, where calm still reigns, but where the colors and atmosphere announce the imminence of the storm. The soft hues, with subtle shades of gray and peach, envelop the scene in apparent tranquility. In the center of the canvas, three small sailboats float serenely on a calm sea, their sails raised, ready to face the elements. The knife technique adds texture and depth to the painting, making each brushstroke distinct and vibrant. The painting expresses a palpable tension between present peace and the chaos to come, a meditation on nature's unpredictable and powerful nature.
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Why did I choose the knife?
I tell you about my personal journey that led me to prefer the knife to the brush. After a difficult start with the brush, marked by failures and frustrations, I...
Why did I choose the knife?
I tell you about my personal journey that led me to prefer the knife to the brush. After a difficult start with the brush, marked by failures and frustrations, I...
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Why do I prefer oil to acrylic?
Today, I invite you to a chromatic epic, that of my exalted journey from the world of acrylic to the creamy lands of oil painting. Get ready, because it's an...
Why do I prefer oil to acrylic?
Today, I invite you to a chromatic epic, that of my exalted journey from the world of acrylic to the creamy lands of oil painting. Get ready, because it's an...
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How has painting allowed me to flourish?
Painting is not just a hobby or a creative activity for me, it is a true passion that has transformed my life in profound ways. Through each brushstroke, I discovered...
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Painting is not just a hobby or a creative activity for me, it is a true passion that has transformed my life in profound ways. Through each brushstroke, I discovered...
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