Linda Clerget
The song of the trees
2021

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This work proposes a meditation in front of the discontinuous energy of trees and their graphics. Made on crumpled Nepalese paper. The artist usually begins by working on Nepalese paper by wetting and crumpling it. Then she lets it dry for about 24 hours. Then comes a work with ink to establish dominant colors that will serve as a nest for the graphic derivatives of trees made with Indian ink. This graphic work is done both with the Chinese brush but also with finer watercolor brushes as well as with the glass pen for the finest branches. This piece was exhibited at the Salon du Dessin et de la Peinture à l'Eau at the Grand Palais in Paris in 2020, a major art event visited by over 40,000 visitors. Unframed size : 100 X 70 cm Framed size : 110 X 80 cm

Creator:

Linda Clerget (1985, French)

Creation Year:

2021

Dimensions:

Height: 31.89 in (81 cm)Width: 43.31 in (110 cm)Depth: 0.4 in (1 cm)

Medium:

Ink,India Ink

Movement & Style:

Abstract Expressionist

Period:

21st Century

Condition:

Gallery Location:

THOMERY, FR

Reference Number:

1stDibs: LU2293214153792

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The Art of Linda Clerget and the Dolce Vita from Fontainebleau “My brushes trace paths to imaginary lands, where each stroke of color is a journey in itself, an exploration of the Dolce Vita through the landscapes of my mind.” An Inspiring Journey with Matisse Born in 1985 in Paris, Linda Clerget was immersed in the excitement of the French capital and its rich artistic influences from an early age. From her childhood, she discovered the colorful and vibrant world of Fauvist art, particularly through the works of masters such as Henri Matisse, who inspired her with their modernity and energy. It was over the years that her interest in painting grew, but it was only later that she truly explored this medium with passion. A Quest for Knowledge and Creativity His artistic journey is marked by a ceaseless quest for knowledge and creativity. From her teenage years, Linda devoured books at the municipal library and explored the city's museums, thus cultivating a rich artistic culture. His love for cinema completes this picture, enriching his outlook and allowing him to explore new artistic horizons. Artistic Diversity and Engagement Having experimented with different forms of artistic expression, Linda worked intensively as an author, journalist and photographer, before turning to theater. It was ultimately towards drawing and painting that she found her way, guided by her passion for vibrant colors and the boundless energy of the Fauvist movement. Training and Expansion of the Artistic Horizon Trained in Paris, Linda obtained a trainer's license in visual arts, thus consolidating her commitment to her art. She also enriched her knowledge with renowned American painters such as Ben Fenske and Steve Huston, whose impressionist influence nourished and broadened her artistic palette. Inspiration from 70s Culture In addition to her Fauvist and Impressionist influences, Linda draws her inspiration from the skate and roller culture of the 70s. This vintage and rebellious aesthetic integrates harmoniously into her work, adding a unique dimension to her creations. Travel and Escape through Art A traveler at heart, Linda explores the world through her paintings. Each painting is an invitation to adventure, an immersion in exotic landscapes where daydream and reality mingle. In her pictorial journeys, she defends essential values such as respect for nature, the search for physical well-being through sport and care of the body, and above all, the love of pleasure and joy. An Artist Established Near the Forest Professional painter, Linda Clerget exercises her talent from her home studio in Thomery, near the Fontainebleau forest, where she draws her inspiration from the murmurs of the trees, the changing seasons and the serenity of nature. With a resolutely modern and innovative approach, she embodies the spirit of 21st century Fauvism, bringing a breath of fresh air through her vibrant and dynamic art. His paintings are not simply works to be contemplated, but windows open to unsuspected worlds, testimonies of his inner journey and his commitment to the preservation of beauty and harmony in the world around him.