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Clarisse Grenier

Embruns by Clarisse Grenier
Located in MADRID, ES
« Embruns » offers a sensorial approach as you can almost feel you re actually diving into the ocean, feeling the wave crushing gently on you and the smoothness of the sand below. Th...
Category

1990s Paintings

Materials

Canvas, Linen, Acrylic

Embruns  by Clarisse Grenier
H 28.75 in W 39.38 in D 1.58 in
Mue by Clarisse Grenier
Located in MADRID, ES
« Mue » talks about the ability to get rid of old skins – the ones that do not suit anymore – and renew ourselves just as nature show us, the « éternel recommencement » of all things...
Category

2010s Paintings

Materials

Canvas, Paper, Acrylic

Mue by Clarisse Grenier
H 23.63 in W 23.63 in D 1.19 in
Rivage by Clarisse Grenier
Located in MADRID, ES
Rivage nom masculin 1. Partie de la terre qui borde une mer. S'éloigner du rivage. 2. Zone soumise à l'action des vagues, des marées. Rivage talks about borders, this fine line where...
Category

2010s Paintings

Materials

Canvas, Acrylic, Watercolor

Rivage by Clarisse Grenier
H 39.38 in W 39.38 in D 1.58 in
Reflection by Clarisse Grenier
Located in MADRID, ES
« Reflection » is the result of a very intuitive painting process, the artist working with and through her emotions and intuitive flow, letting layer after layer, lines and even scra...
Category

2010s Paintings

Materials

Canvas, Linen, Acrylic

Nuit Blanche by Clarisse Grenier
Located in MADRID, ES
« Nuit blanche» is a politically engaged painting, with collages from newspaper using striking words to raise awarness about global warming and overpopulation. The overall feeling is...
Category

21st Century and Contemporary Paintings

Materials

Acrylic

Passe-Murailles by Clarisse Grenier
Located in MADRID, ES
« Passe-murailles » is a « clin d’œil » to the novel « Passe-muraille » written by Marcel Ayme which is about a man who can travel through walls. Walls or windows are symbols often u...
Category

2010s Paintings

Materials

Copper

Lemon Tree by Clarisse Grenier
Located in MADRID, ES
« Lemon Tree » talks about trying to escape from the frame, letting our inner light shine from the inside to the outside. It also talks about the way loneliness, absence and emptines...
Category

2010s Paintings

Materials

Canvas, Acrylic

Out of the Blue by Clarisse Grenier
Located in MADRID, ES
« Out of the Blue » is an ode to spontaneity with spontaneous gesture and vivid colors « splatching out » from an earthy background. It is also an ode to nature, to light to everythi...
Category

2010s Paintings

Materials

Canvas, Linen, Acrylic

De mousse, d’écume et de feu by Clarisse Grenier
Located in MADRID, ES
« De mousse, d’écume et de feu » is a sacred place where vegetal, water and fire melt together at the origin of life. The artist worked with oil painting to create transparency.
Category

2010s Paintings

Materials

Canvas, Oil

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