Catherine Sénéchal

Portrait of Catherine Sénéchal Catherine Sénéchal is a self-taught French painter who began her artistic training by reproducing works by Caravaggio and Corot. Art, a Family Affair Coming from a family of painters and musicians, Catherine Sénéchal began painting at the age of 15 when her parents gave her canvases and brushes. While her painting has evolved over the years, it almost always refers to "oneself," to the joys and sorrows that humans can experience. The goal of her art is to not leave the viewer indifferent and to make them "feel" a feeling they can relate to. Emphasize Color Brancusi said: "What you see makes you happy, it's all there." A quote Catherine Sénéchal fully embraces. The artist uses a lot of color in her paintings because, according to her, color is synonymous with joy, life, and dynamism. Using primarily oil paint, she instinctively creates colors and enhances them with harmonies and stylized lines. Classical music plays an integral role in the creation of the painter's works. Glenn Gould, opera, Mozart, Vivaldi, and many others inspire her creations. Soundtrack: W. A. Mozart

• String Quartet No. 19 in C Major, K. 465 "Dissonance" (Gewandhaus Quartet)

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