Isabelle Pelletane, the passion for color

Isabelle Pelletane, the passion for color

Anne Devailly | Nov 18, 2021 1 minutes read 0 comments
 

Isabelle Pelletane paints in series with a visible physical commitment that the artist puts into her work.

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Isabelle Pelletane paints in series: bouquets of flowers, more naive and pop flowers, but also tangled calligraphy. In all cases, the instinctive side of the painting dominates: the brushstrokes are lively and spontaneous and allow drips to invade the canvas, a sign of the physical commitment that the artist puts in his work.

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This work, between abstract expressionism and urban art, is also characterized by its palette, which the artist chooses resolutely harmonious and if possible joyful. “The canvas is like a garden, in which I sow seeds of colors, a virgin territory in which I cultivate new creations, according to my inspirations. I like acrylic to flow, slide, trace, splash, and compose another material. It is a real breeding ground, sparks of life, a space of freedom. I am always so amazed with each creation, at what we can create with colors. It is exciting !"

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Biography
Born about fifty years ago in the Paris region, Isabelle Pelletane grew up in the Landes forest before settling in Poitiers. After studying psychology, she self-taught different creative techniques before stopping at painting in 1992. Personal exhibition planned for 2022 at the Azur gallery in SPA (Belgium)

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