The Art of Catherine MARCHÉ

The Gallery of Catherine MARCHÉ Art

Le Petit Chapeau

 

 

Sauvage

 

 

Atlas

 

 

Smile In Blue

 

 

Ibiza

 

 

Sliding Down Moon

 

 

Back at Work

 

 

Pas de Deux

 

 

Catherine MARCHÉ was born in July 1967, in Neuilly-sur-Seine near Paris, and grew up in France, Germany and Africa and later studied in the USA. She graduated in Mathematics, Physics and music, while studying at the Beaux-arts at the same time. She then went on studying computer sciences and printmaking. She now works as an artist illustrator, having retired from her career as an IT consultant and lives in London, UK. These encounters with different cultures gave her a taste to experiment as later various trips to Africa, Latin America, Asia and the Caribbean opened her vision to a broad range of bright colours, which are often used in her paintings. As a child, she saw the world as full of people of all kind of races and colours speaking hundreds of different dialects. She just loves expressing herself using her vivid imagination and wishes to give her interpretation of feelings and beauty based on the human body and the world that she perceives around her. She looks at several ways of expressing "Feelings", "Moods" and "Sensuality", giving another vision of life through dreams and imagination. She'd love her work to be able to cast a spell on the viewer and tell him things he does not know about himself through a fascinating exchange. She wants to transcribe the way women feel; trace their inner emotions on canvas. She thinks some women live in a fantasy world where they would love to be someone else (thinner, blonder, taller, more beautiful, happier…) whereas some face real problems of oppression, domination and abuse. She works on this through a de-structuration of the figure, either as a simplification of shapes and figures as in the silhouettes series or as denigrating the body structure by amplifying one of its elements or its sensations. Most of her work is expressionist or fauvist. You can see more of her work on her http://www.catherine-marche.com

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Ascent Aspirations Magazine revised February 2006

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