Original artwork description:

This painting is inspired by the banks of the Marne River in France and Linda Clerget's artistic ballads. The work thus incites one to reconnect, to take a break, to become one with nature and spring. The canvas was made with acrylic on linen canvas on which were deposited a transparent gesso and thick mediums creating textures on the surface of the canvas. It is varnished and has a hanging system.

Reviewed by Lauren Grace, curator and curator for Artrepreneur and ceramicist: 'Linda's color palettes are always dreamy and whimsical, bringing an imaginative edge to everyday scenes. "

Artist Linda Clerget practices expressionist painting based on color and touch, drawing inspiration from both a strong classical and impressionist foundation and from modern and contemporary painting.

Linda Clerget has developed a unique style that she regularly presents in exhibitions in France and abroad.
The canvas is varnished and ready to be hung. It is delivered with its certificate of authenticity signed by the French artist.

Evocative and timeless, artist Linda Clerget's energetic paintings speak to our most primordial selves - a deep connection the artist is keen to foster. Deeply spiritual and intimate, the paintings are more than beautiful landscapes and abstract gestures. They are an integral part of the artist's personal journey and an expression of her search for truth, beauty and meaning in a world that often seems chaotic and cruel.

"In any case, I believe it is a deep motivation and ambition. I think art allows us to show another world, a deeper, timeless world that strikes infinite chords in our minds. Like the shamans, I believe in the idea that our sleep, our intuitions and our creations all reveal strange, fascinating, mysterious things about life and its origins. I don't have a precise definition, and I'm not looking for one. That's why I love to paint: I'm able to reveal that feeling and communicate it subtly to others without them knowing it consciously."
Excerpt from Kate Kelly's interview for the Artpreneur Journal - 2023

Materials used:

Acrylic on canvas