Marie-Eve Champagne

Fragmentation - Breaking Point, Abstract Painting

2021

Artist Comments
A free-flowing abstract expressionist work in inviting yellow, purple, and pink outlined in defining black. "This series plays with notions of deconstruction and movement," says artist Marie-Eve Champagne. "Can something broken remain whole?" Lines connect, disconnect, and reconnect over the multilayered surface, intertwining strokes through a dynamic rhythm of hues. "Each application of color is independent and unique, but once juxtaposed to the next its effects are transformed. Each fragment of color appears to be almost floating on the surface, moved by an unknown current, ready to be reconstructed or deconstructed anew."

About the Artist
Southern California transplant Marie-Eve is heavily influenced by the region’s natural environment and beauty. She works from a studio inside her San Diego home where she enjoys looking out the window to draw inspiration from the sunlight’s effect on the landscape. Marie-Eve’s work occupies a unique space at the intersection of fine art and stylized modern design, utilizing both representational and abstracted subjects. She juxtaposes organic forms with clean planes, thick outlines, and blocks of color that delight the eye. Using limited but carefully selected color palettes, Marie-Eve joyfully articulates concepts and elements of the natural world through a clean, modernist aesthetic.

Words that describe this painting: Riopelle, abstract, expressionism, modern, abstract, non-representational, modern , acrylic painting, purple, yellow

Fragmentation - Breaking Point
Marie-Eve Champagne
Acrylic painting on stretched canvas
Painting wraps around edges
Ready to hang
One-of-a-kind
Signed on front
2021
40 in. h x 30 in. w x 1.5 in. d
1 lbs. 0 oz.