Michèle Magnien (Mileg), Kintsugi Bol Gris Diptych, 2022, Copper & Acrylic on Canvas

A sober and contemporary work, with its black background and the copper shavings that bring color and luminosity. A diptych work in 2 parts Rizü Takahashi is a ceramist and Japanese tea master met at the Salon National des Beaux-Arts in Paris, Carrousel du Louvre. Impressed by her superb creations where raw simplicity exudes a beauty difficult to describe, all in the pure feeling of the material. I pay homage to him in this canvas from one of his chawans. The light passes through the object in a pure black background. The Kanji 光 means "light": a man kneeling by the fire." Acrylic paint and copper shavings Mileg paints with a very fine, invisible touch, with acrylic paint, also with sands of different colors which bring a very fine side to his canvases. Michèle Magnien, Mileg, was born in 1952. After a career in the hospital environment, she embarked on an artistic career. Since then, she has been regularly selected in the largest painting salons in France and abroad: the salon of French artists in Paris, the national society of fine arts in Paris ... Mileg experiments with materials, especially sands, the texture of which fascinates her. Mileg mainly uses acrylic on canvas, and inserts sands, mineral materials such as volcanic lapilli, stones, slates ... Original creations that make you dream. Referenced at Akoun - MDA Member - Works protected by ADAGP.