Marie Anne Decamp, French painter, belongs to the abstract expressionist movement and expresses herself freely through her contemporary paintings. 

Self-taught, born in 1973, she exercises her art as her main activity in her studio in Chambly, Picardy, not far from Paris.

 

Referenced on the AKOUN website, this artist regularly exhibits her work at local artistic events (L'Isle Adam, Beaumont/Oise, Parmain, St Witz... in Val d'Oise) but also in Paris (Expo4art, Le Marais 4°) and European (Milan, Genoa, Venice in Italy and Alicante, Madrid in Spain).

A representation of her work at the international contemporary art fair in Paris, Art3f, thanks to Van Gogh Art Gallery is worth noting.

 

Inspired by many extended stays abroad, notably New Zealand where she particularly likes Southern California, Marie Anne Decamp sometimes needs to travel to recharge her batteries and renew herself in her art.

His painting expresses a universe that mixes authenticity, the interpretation of the binary side of the societal present symbolized by the lyrical aspect with a geometric character of the motifs.

  A personal, contextual vision where aesthetics is tinged, moreover, with a spirituality reflecting love and freedom, to which is added the presence of mineral and colored textures, very visual.

The artist paints  with artist quality acrylic, and adds mortars for a raw and refined rendering, see an oil paint finish. She uses spatulas, brushes and knives to paint on quality canvases for vibrant color renderings.

 

Represented  by Artifact Gallery in Manhattan, NYC (Artupclose), as well as Laguna (Beach) Art Gallery, CA.

This artist invites you to contemplation, reflection and introspection in the face of her unique artworks and is also involved in the creation of extraordinary NFTs presented on the specialized site Opensea, by the Parisian and international gallery, Bruno Massa.

 

Favorite quote:

  “Art, creation, is the manifestation of the divine in man.

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Yves Saint Laurent

 

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