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— Alexandra Leclerc spotted in Monaco today! A fan met her!
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A beautiful evening with the work of @gwenoneil at @alminerech in Monaco, where I had the pleasure of discovering this new body of work directly through Gwen 🦋 Developed over the course of a year and a half, the exhibition « Atlantic Ave » marks an exciting new chapter in her practice, as she explores a lighter, more vibrant colour palette, new formats and the expressive possibilities of staining. Working on linen, Gwen builds her paintings layer by layer, combining stains, oil pastels, acrylic and mica powder. She sometimes goes over the same canvas a few times, allowing the colours and textures to gradually develop. The mica powder adds a beautiful shimmer that catches the light differently depending on the angle you look at the painting. It’s one of those details that really doesn’t come across in photographs, as the colours depth and little surprises are so much more beautiful to see in person. Nature remains a central source of inspiration throughout her practice. From the powerful movement of the Santa Ana winds to the ever-changing formations of starling murmurations, natural phenomena find their way into her abstract compositions. Having recently returned to the East Coast after ten years in Los Angeles, this exhibition also feels like a return to her roots, reconnecting with familiar landscapes, the beach and the things that feel like home. What I particularly loved was the dialogue between the canvases. Colours, gestures and stains seem to echo one another across the exhibition, while each painting retains its own identity. An exploration of movement, memory and the unexpected beauty of the creative process🦋 🤩More information about Alexandra Leclerc here
