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Artist Statement:
At the beginning, each piece
starts without reference to
any concept or predefine
imagery. In a sense, I let
myself be guided through the
different steps of the
creative process by feeling
rather than thinking.
Throughout that process many
contradictions, paradoxes
and/or
coincidence/synchronicity
confront me. These are all
part of my experience and help
to transcend the complexity.
Is there a way to be free from
the attachment to a
predetermined intention? Is
there any answer to the human
quest of its own essence? What
is that etheric nature of
human experience; and how can
one translate it through a
personal experience/process?
Transcending the individual
experience to better express
the collective event is part
of my quest.
More of my work can be found
at:
http://www.nicolelemelin.tdpart
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Artist Exhibitions:
Location:
Galerie Art Neuf
Montreal, Quebec
Canada
Dates:
July 5th, 2008
2:00 PM
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5:00 PM
In coordination with the
International Association for
the Study of Dreams these two
FAA members will be featured
at the 25th Annual Convention
in Montreal from July 8th to
July 12th 2008. Also...
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Artist Galleries:
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Commissions:
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Nicole Lemelin Biography:
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Painting Oil
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Redon
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Born in Quebec City,Nicole maintains studios in both Montreal, PQ and Palenville, NY. During the early 1990s she was part of the avant garde exhibits at Gallery Rouge in Quebec City and by the mid-90s had connected with similar minded artists, working in the Hudson Valley of New York. At the turn of the millennium, she was part of the Cross Street Gallery stable of painters and exhibited in the gallery’s major exhibits, curated by Bernard X Bovasso, involving: ‘Expressionistic paintings of the Abstract kind' or simply put, Abstract Sublime.
As an artist, her interests span ‘exploration to interpretation’, the paradox between research and statement. Each piece being a marker, a fragment of reality, arriving through a creative process; interpretation arriving after the fact, quit apart from any personalisms of the artist; and allowing, as much as possible, a freedom of interpretation to the viewer. |
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