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Born in Perpignan. Lives and works in Canet en Roussillon after twenty years in the Basque Country.
Pascale Corones attended the School of Fine Arts in Perpignan. Then, she deepened her training in artists' studios.
After several years of practice of oil painting, she now favors the acrylic technique which meets her need for spontaneity.
Her research revolves around nature and more specifically its relationship with itself. She paints in search of sensations, movements and harmonies and explores the effects of light on an indeterminate space in a bold and energetic style.
Color as an obsession for a painting of wandering between abstraction and figuration, to let the gaze wander over the immensity without perception of limit.
She seeks to create a kind of dynamic impression, where non-figuration allows her to free the gesture to give movement and depth to her imaginary landscapes.
His painting is nourished by space, earth, air and water.
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Born in Perpignan. Lives and works in Canet en Roussillon after twenty years in the Basque Country.
Pascale Corones attended the School of Fine Arts in Perpignan. Then, she deepened her training in artists' studios.
After several years of practice of oil painting, she now favors the acrylic technique which meets her need for spontaneity.
Her research revolves around nature and more specifically its relationship with itself. She paints in search of sensations, movements and harmonies and explores the effects of light on an indeterminate space in a bold and energetic style.
Color as an obsession for a painting of wandering between abstraction and figuration, to let the gaze wander over the immensity without perception of limit.
She seeks to create a kind of dynamic impression, where non-figuration allows her to free the gesture to give movement and depth to her imaginary landscapes.
His painting is nourished by space, earth, air and water.
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