6 april > 12 april

Exposition Couleurs dans la Brume

Contemporary art
Painting
Exhibition
Cultural

Chapelle de la Persévérance, Rue de Gontaut Biron, 64000 Pau

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Thierry Pascoal

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In these turbulent times, when chaos and mist sometimes seem to be taking over the world, three artists with different sensibilities propose to bring a little color, softness and breath to this turmoil. Initiated by abstract painter Thierry Pascoal, this exhibition invites two sisters, Mariia and Lesia Stohnii, originally from Ukraine. Each has developed a singular universe deeply inspired by nature: one finds in trees an inexhaustible source of strength and rootedness, while the other celebrates the delicacy and vitality of flowers. Through their complementary perspectives, the works presented here engage in a dialogue between abstraction and figuration, energy and calm. Together, they form a sensitive journey where color becomes language, and nature appears as a refuge, a symbol of resilience and beauty.