INÈS DE CHEFDEBIEN

These expanses of clouds and waters, without any reference to place or time, resonate with a sense of universality and seem to echo an intuitive, primal, and sacred presence. In our unstable and unsettling world, they reconnect us to the origins of all nature, including our own.

These expanses of clouds and waters, without any reference to place or time, resonate with a sense of universality and seem to echo an intuitive, primal, and sacred presence. In our unstable and unsettling world, they reconnect us to the origins of all nature, including our own.

For the Sources series, which is more abstract, I drew inspiration from the vivid and deep colors of the Fosse Dionne, a wondrous spring in the town of Tonnerre. My approach remains unchanged: lines drawn with ballpoint pens.
Echoing pointillism, these aquatic depths emerge through the juxtaposition of pure tones that blend into one another, creating a sense of transparency.