Behind All The Layers

Coralie Huon, 2021

Acrylic on canvas

Size: W25 x H30 x D3.5cm

As an ardent climber, Coralie explores in her art the themes of permanence, adapting to change and letting go. Using the mountains and the skies and sun cycles as symbols, these natural elements are metaphors for the need to observe and respect Mother Nature in the face of overwhelming changes that one experiences in life, the acceptance of letting go of the past and starting again, and of life and death.

This painting, with its contrasting light beige lines in a dark background and the big moon overlooking multiple mountains, expresses the human journey to always go deep within to reach the guiding light.

All the sides of the canvas are meticulously painted as a continuation of the image. It is best hung without a frame to display the unique edges which gives the painting an eye-catching 3-D dimension.

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Artist: Coralie Huon

Coralie Huon is a multidisciplinary artist and illustrator. Her work is inspired by nature and landscapes, highlighting the beauty of the outdoor world and the interaction of people with these places.

Coralie's art is influenced by her passion for climbing. She discovered climbing in her late twenties and her journey into the arts began after a climbing accident when she drew a graphic novel to document this experience and never stopped drawing since. This eventually led her to explore a new career after a decade of working in interior design and architecture.

Her work focuses on the exploration of our connection to nature and through it, the connection to ourselves. She uses elements of nature as a metaphor, in particular mountains, to express her own personal emotional journey as well as human relationship to the earth, to our inner beings and to others. Her illustrative style blends her precise and detailed linework with geometrical shapes, navigating between her contrasting black and white drawings to her colourful acrylic paintings to create unique graphically bold pieces.

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