Hi Sylvie! I love your large cat paintings! I am a wildlife photographer and I love shooting these majestic creatures.
Hello Sharon, you are lucky to be able to photograph these beautiful animals. I like shaping them while reflecting on the challenges of my life. I apply the mortar to give the animals character.
Sylvie, bienvenue!
Oversized animals as a vehicle for exploring inner resilience is a strong visual language. That scale shift forces the viewer to sit with the work differently.
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Welcome! 🌿 Resilience through larger-than-life animals is such a compelling thread to chase. What pulled you toward that specific subject?
What draws me to this topic is that my own life experiences are comparable, to some extent, to what animals go through. In particular, the big cats or African animals. Many people compare their lived experiences to an animal. Resilience, strength, transformation, questioning, light, fight....
Hello, my mother has always told me that I am like a network despite the storms. For me, life's trials are like those animals encounter. Animals, especially the big cats, have character. According to the modeling I do, I can bring out several traits, and the eyes reflect the soul.
The mortar work you mentioned caught me. That's a texture that carries weight, literally and otherwise. It must change how you work the surface.