Dominique Mirambeau Expressionist Singular Art 1968 20th Rt973

Mixed media on hardboard panel representing a blue character, an immaterial and disembodied form in a colorful decor in warm colors.
A tender and melancholy expression emerges from this work.
Beautiful effects of material and colors which play on the ''hot-cold'' contrast
Titled on the back: Les fleurs du mal
Dated: 1968
Condition: Good condition, the corners are slightly blunted
Dimensions: 35 x 35 cm
Weight: 435 grams

Biography:
Dominique Mirambeau is a contemporary artist born in France, who traveled in her childhood to Africa, then back to France to the west of Paris, Saint-Germain-en-Laye. ​In the fall of 1968, she went to study drawing at the Met academy in Penninghen in the heart of the Latin Quarter.
She earned a teaching degree but life circumstances threw her into the world of fashion and advertising.
In 1970, she decided to leave Paris to live in Barcelona.
She defines herself as follows: ''I see myself as a traveling artist who happily wandered between drawing, styling and writing, in search of a link between outer beauty and the mysteries of the spirit...''

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