Discover the contemporary work of art-mam
Since she was very young, the artist has always been drawn to art and creativity. Her love for colors has led her to explore different artistic techniques, including acrylic, oil, pigments and even ash.
Her artistic style is mainly cubist, where she uses Japanese spatulas or knives to apply colors to the canvas. These tools allow her to create strokes and shapes that accentuate her characteristic style. When she starts a new painting, she lets her creativity take over by applying a random touch of color, whether yellow, blue or red. She then spreads this color in accordance with the music she is listening to, which creates a rhythm in her creative process. Then, she adds a touch of a different color, which transforms her initial color into a complementary color. As she adds touches of paint, she intensifies this complementary color until it becomes darker.
Once this step is completed, Madeleine turns her canvas over, symbolically to forget what she has just painted. She then attacks another primary color and repeats the process by adding another primary color, more and more intense, until she obtains a dark complementary color. This is how her canvas fills with paint, and it is by turning the canvas in all directions that she discovers a subject, often a landscape, which takes shape under her brushes.
To finalize her works, Madeleine adds details of white, black, gold powder or other colors, which bring a touch of finishing and depth to her creations. When asked what she wanted to represent, she often responds with a question: "And you, what do you see?" She believes in the importance of giving free rein to one's imagination and letting viewers interpret her works according to their own vision.
Her main source of inspiration comes from the colors themselves. Once she has laid down her first color, the rest follows naturally. Her imagination often exceeds her own thoughts, making each painting unique and full of surprises.
Madeleine's art is a reflection of her passion for colors, shapes and artistic freedom. Through her cubist style and unique technique, she invites viewers to immerse themselves in a visual and emotional experience. Her works captivate with their energy, expressiveness and ability to stimulate everyone's imagination.
Over the years, Madeleine has participated in numerous exhibitions and her works have been appreciated and recognized by many art lovers. Her work continues to evolve, reinvent itself and surprise. She is constantly exploring new techniques, new color mixes and new ways of expressing her creativity.
Today, Madeleine is an accomplished artist, whose work is present in numerous private and public collections in around the world. She continues to paint with the same passion and curiosity that have driven her since her beginnings. Her greatest wish is to share her artistic vision with as many people as possible, hoping that her works will arouse emotions and reflection in those who contemplate them.
Madeleine, or art-mam, is an artist who has transformed her passion into a unique and captivating artistic language. Her story is revealed through her colorful canvases, and her work leaves an indelible mark on the art world.
To create is to dare to surpass oneself!
The artist's artistic technique is very particular. She mainly uses acrylic, oil, pigments, gold powder and ash to create her works. She likes to work with primary colors because it is from these that she can create incredible depth and intensity.
Her style is rather cubist. She likes to play with shapes, colors to create works that evoke emotion and beauty. She usually uses a Japanese spatula or a knife to apply the color to her canvas. She can thus create lines and strokes that accentuate her cubist style.
