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Mougenot Natalya
Contemporary abstract expressionist floral painting *Orange petals in bloom"

2025

$457.59
£338.56
€380
CA$632.70
A$694.63
CHF 362.39
MX$8,405.95
NOK 4,541.97
SEK 4,279.73
DKK 2,893.33

About the Item

This contemporary abstract expressionist floral painting, infused with elements of Fauvism and Post-Impressionism, was created by French artist Natalya Mougenot in her Lyon atelier in September 2025. Part of her ongoing Floral series, Orange Petals in Bloom is both a homage to her lifelong love of flowers and a manifesto of her artistic philosophy: spontaneity, authenticity, and freedom from all constraints. The painting bursts with immediate vitality. Vivid orange blossoms rise from a translucent vase, their presence amplified by bold strokes of emerald green stems and leaves, all set against a vibrant pink background that oscillates between calm and chaos. The flowers are not rendered as delicate botanical forms, but as urgent gestures of color—thick, textured, and alive with movement. Artistic echoes reverberate throughout the work. From Henri Matisse and the Fauves, Mougenot borrows the audacity of pure, unblended colors, liberated from the duty of representation. From Vincent van Gogh and the Post-Impressionists, she takes the intensity of impasto and the belief that brushstrokes themselves can carry emotion. From the Abstract Expressionists, she inherits the courage to work without fixed plans, allowing the act of painting to be a direct outpouring of energy. Yet what makes her art unmistakably her own is the way she merges these traditions into a new, deeply personal language—a style she calls dopamine art. For Mougenot, color is not descriptive but emotional. It is a pulse, a rhythm, a code through which she communicates states of being. Her paintings are created in the immediacy of the moment, never pre-drawn or tightly composed. “I don’t sketch, I don’t correct,” she explains. “I let the brush lead me. I trust the colors—they know more than I do.” This surrender to intuition results in works that feel raw and unfiltered, transmitting honesty as much as beauty. Orange Petals in Bloom exemplifies her conviction that art should not be overthought or overdesigned. Instead, it should be lived—poured onto the canvas as a record of sensation. “When I paint flowers,” Mougenot reflects, “I don’t want to capture them. I want to be them for a moment—wild, fleeting, unapologetically alive.” Her series Floral is less about flowers as subjects than about flowers as metaphors: symbols of joy, fragility, resilience, and renewal. Each canvas is an invitation to experience emotions through color, to surrender to vibrancy as if stepping into a garden of sensation. The flowers are not still; they are moving, blooming, radiating energy. Mougenot’s work reminds us that painting can be both deeply personal and universally resonant. Her art rejects cold calculation in favor of what she calls “honest moments of color.” In this way, Orange Petals in Bloom is more than an image—it is an emotional landscape, a field of joy and intensity that the viewer can step into. In a contemporary art scene often marked by conceptual detachment, Natalya Mougenot’s practice feels refreshingly direct. It is art that insists on feeling, on presence, on life lived in bold tones. Her canvases radiate what many of us crave: immediacy, honesty, and the unapologetic celebration of beauty. Details: "Orange Petals in Bloom" Acrylic on heavyweight professional acid-free paper, 29.7 × 42 cm (11.7 × 16.5 in) Sold unframed Interior photos featuring the framed painting are for inspiration only. International delivery: shipped flat in protective packaging from France Certificate of the Authenticity is included About the Artist: Originally from Pavlodar, Kazakhstan, and now based in Lyon, France, Natalya Mougenot has spent over two decades refining her artistic voice. Her multicultural background and personal experience inform her bold, expressive works, which have found homes in private collections around the world. Natalya’s distinctive visual language blends Abstract Expressionism, Impressionism, Art Naïf, and Art Brut—resulting in paintings that are raw, instinctive, and emotionally resonant. Across her work, three values guide her: authenticity, sincerity, and honesty. “Authenticity is everything,” she says. “People can always feel when something is real—or when it’s not. I want my work to be honest, to come from a place that’s true.” In addition to painting, Natalya is also a passionate photographer. Her photographic work—also featured on this platform—mirrors her painterly sensibility: a poetic, observational approach that captures the quiet power of everyday life. For her, photography is both inspiration and a form of presence, often serving as visual sketches for future paintings or existing as standalone works. Discover more of Natalya Mougenot’s work—both paintings and photographs—and step into a world where movement, emotion, and human connection are expressed with striking clarity and truth.
  • Creator:
    Mougenot Natalya (1981, French)
  • Creation Year:
    2025
  • Dimensions:
    Height: 16.54 in (42 cm)Width: 11.7 in (29.7 cm)Depth: 0.04 in (1 mm)
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  • Gallery Location:
    VÉNISSIEUX, FR
  • Reference Number:
    1stDibs: LU2490216968972

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