Variation irisée1, Iridescent variation1, Variación irisada1 (2018) Digital Arts by Hélène Patris
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- Categories Symbolism
Clay with headdress inlaid with mother-of-pearl, painting, reworked with digital art
Arcilla con cofia incrustada de nácar, pintura, trabajadas de nuevo con arte digital
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Hélène Patris is a self-taught French artist born in 1957. She currently lives and works in Sainte-Colombe-sur-l'Hers, . Hélène Patris expresses herself through painting, sculpture and photography. His artistic universe is both dreamlike and symbolic, with sometimes abstract and often figurative works.
Hélène Patris creates colorful canvases and clay sculptures, inspired by nature and the living beings that inhabit it. She also uses photography to capture fleeting moments and scenes from everyday life.
From her various works, Hélène Patris composes images, reworking them with digital art. She thus creates hybrid works that combine different artistic techniques, such as photography, painting and sculpture.
His work is marked by a strong aesthetic and a great poetic sensitivity. His images often evoke imaginary and fantastic worlds, where nature is omnipresent. Bright colors and organic shapes bring to life enigmatic characters, mysterious landscapes and objects that evoke mythological tales.
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- Date of birth : 1957
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- Groups: Contemporary French Artists
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