Sizaret | Contemporary Artist: Artworks & Biography

\nHer inspiration comes from her different travels in the United States and Canada (Montreal, New York, Boston, Los Angeles...). Sizaret is conscience of the influence that art history has had on her work. Her painting bears the traces of the artists that she admires: Eugène Delacroix (French painter, nineteenth century), Jean-Michel Basquiat, Robert Rauschenberg and Cy Twombly (American painters, twentieth and twenty-first centuries).\nSizaret has a perfect knowledge of drawing and an unlimited imagination. The blank surface of the canvas is a theatre for all of her emotions, offering her an immense field of exploration. It welcomes her doubts and certainties, her joys and sorrows. The artist's optimistic nature can be seen in her choice of warm, cheerful tones (pink, red, ochre…). Added to the precision of her pencil is a free and unique use of colour. Her works combine elements side by side that have been glued, or drawn in pencil, pastels and paints. Fragments of text are interjected, inviting us to take part in her original universe. The entire work leads the viewer to reflect on the language of words and shapes.\n