12 october > 18 october

Nadine Dieulefit expose à l'espace Carnot

Name: Nadine Dieulefit expose à l'espace Carnot
Start: 2026-10-12
End: 2026-10-18
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Contemporary art
Visual/graphic arts
Painting

Espace Carnot, Rue Carnot, 17340 Châtelaillon-Plage

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From Oct. 12–18, 2026, at the Espace Carnot in Châtelaillon-Plage, Nadine Dieulefit will present her oil paintings and watercolors, inspired by the energy of nature. Lines, colors, and contrasts come together in works where emotion takes precedence over realism.

By channeling the energy she draws from nature, Nadine Dieulefit composes her watercolors and oil paintings like a musician seeking rhythms, contrasts, and melodic lines to create “EMOTION,” Getting to the heart of the matter through bold lines and splashes of color—conveying emotion rather than realism—is the essence of her work.