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Isabelle Grangé
Being abstract today not to give the influx of over-exposed images,
this is the challenge. Isabelle Grangé compels us to ask us to look. We
are at this crossing point between light and shade, still amazed that
we have to wait for the eye finds the feel of a new acuity. Earth and water did reveal never really separated the limit. The precise gesture of a technical volunteer for the incantation that
opens space: pigments land of Siena, ochre yellow and red, white,
black, and water in which the battle between the mineral and water, n
It is never won. The light, between the protagonists and gives
pervades the size of forces. We then take our measure faces a nature
that is more that of a paradise, such as Barbizon landscapes or
Courbet, Turner accents or classical Chinese painting.
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"An invocation of the landscape"
Extract
Isabelle Grangé does not painted landscapes, she makes them appear. From where? Both of his own deep, its memories, its dreams and voyages,
as those of matter itself, its laws opaque, its dense enigmas, its
heavy secrets. But these worlds, so convincing, also present, not just
obviously not alone. They need to be a cause. That's why, it's necessary to have the energy, knowledge, skill, but also feel ignoramus. This is akin to trance. Isabelle Grange rises the worlds, like a medium rises the spirits
and a shaman rises its totem animal. So artist's interest to this field and this mysterious attraction is quite understandable. Perhaps, this quasi-medium approach gives her works some
intangible component, an enigmatic Fleur, which rises these landscapes
almost to the level of astral. Gérard Barri
"An invocation of the landscape" Excerpt from an essay Gerard Barreri
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"Imaginary voyage"
Light. Isabelle Grange truly possessed it. This young artist studied at the old masters, from Rembrandt and
Turner. But also at Zao Wouki, Gerhardt Richter, Mark Rothko - the great
modern masters. Conceived in the brownish and bluish colors (sky and earth), her
paintings further immersed in a deep black, shining, and in vibrant
color accents. Her painting of the best means to carry us out a trip to the world of imagination.
Jacques Bouzerand
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An invocation of the landscape
Extract
" steles of light or darkness pure, upright as the face of accusations of landscapes that mix. Vertical uncertain as a memento of human ... Ridden areas, horizons cropped on the night inside. Listening
sources dark contemplation in the darkness, meditation along faults. Zozen on the edge of potholes. "
Gérard Barrier
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