Aline Pouget — Contemporary Art Curator Magazine

May 1

May 1 Aline Pouget

Biography

From the earth to heaven, according to the observations that the reality of the world offers her, Aline Pouget restores a universe where nature, the city and the cosmos meet each other. The painter balances the lived and the imaginary. On the edge of the figurative and the abstract, his works confuse the viewer to take him to escape and dream. From the obvious to the mirage, his gesture frees, dissolves the composition. The degree of abstraction stays on course towards lines of leaks that structure the gaze to the margins of the surface of the canvas. In this diffuse where the loss of landmarks dominates, the painter always seeks to bring out something recognizable. A tree, a setting sun, a sailboat, abuildings...
His preferred technique is oil on canvas or wood. She works a radiant palette. The density of pigments induces depths that testify to the emotional charge of its creation.
"The attraction to the color and light around us gives me such a sense of happiness that I want to share it with everyone." Aline paints as she feels. It summons this omnipotence of perception to exalt the senses in search of harmony and a certain pictorial enchantment.

Artist Statement

My happiness and my fulfillment are to share my passion, my love of life, the universe, the colors, the light and my multiple emotions with others through my work.

What first prompted you to think of becoming an artist?

The love of drawing, nature, and my reflections on the universe and life.

What kind of an artist do you ultimately see yourself?

I see myself as an artist immersed in the universalist.

What are you hoping to communicate to the viewer through your work?

Colors, light, nature, and the cosmos give me the means to represent all my emotions, my intense sensations, and the experiences of my life.
Can you explain the process of creating your work?

My work is a deed from the observation of nature, human reactions and feelings, light, and the energy that surrounds us.

What is your favorite part of the creative process?

None, all parts of the creative process give me enthusiasm, satisfaction, ardor, and happiness.

Can you give us an insight into current projects and inspiration, or what we can look forward to from you in the near future?

I would continue to convey my emotions and my perception of the world and life through my research and my work on color, light and movement and always in orient towards universalism.

Website www.alinepouget-artiste.net