Christine Trouillet
Christine draws her inspiration from the intimacy of homes, from these places of passage where personal traces intersect, brush against each other, and intertwine, for the duration of a crossing.
Primarily an intimist painter, she reveals in her paintings a balance between all depicted elements to achieve an evident harmony where, although only the memory of the coexistence of beings remains, one feels a strong human presence.
These "scenes of life" are populated with souls and imbued with a fascinating mystery. The artist has captured moments of eternity amidst tables, chairs, armchairs, beds, and other humble objects of daily life. The familiar here takes on a dreamlike dimension, evoking a sense of voluptuousness and total freedom for the imagination.
Christine Trouillet thus gives everyone the opportunity to project themselves into their own memories, to fill their voids, to embark on a journey filled with tenderness, melancholy, and romanticism. As an artist of contemplation, she approaches the profound sentiment of life through pure poetry in places where the unreal and reality merge into one. Sweetness and intimacy transcend this everyday life.