Ghislaine Chapuis now expresses her creativity through paintings inspired by the technique of fluid acrylic painting. This fascinating technique, in which she trained extensively, opened up new creative horizons and gave rise to artworks bursting with remarkable colour and energy. This artistic path follows a long creative journey that began at the European Centre for Research and Training in Glass Arts in Vannes-le-Châtel, France, where she learned the technique of 'Glass Fusing', which consists of assembling pieces of glass at high temperatures. As she refined her expertise, the creation of decorative glass pieces gradually led her to produce glass artworks and later acrylic paintings, allowing her to work on larger formats.
Her works are featured in our Abstract Art thematic gallery.
Agitation colorée
70x100 cm
680 €
Fire
50x70 cm
420 €
Batik
40x40 cm
190 €
Vulcano
60x60 cm
380 €
Effervescence rose
60x80 cm
570 €
Farandole
60x80 cm
570 €
Damier fragmentén
100x100 cm
1100 €
Radicelles
60x80 cm
570 €
Transmetteurs
50x70 cm
420 €
70x100 cm
800 €
Carrés fleuris
100x100 cm
1000 €
Synapses
60x60 cm
380 €
Batman
60x70 cm
480 €
Tourbillon
80x80 cm
700 €
Arrachement
60x60 cm
380 €
Coulée de perles
70x100 cm
680 €
Abyss
50x100 cm
550 €
Courant tropical
80x80 cm
900 €
Floraison
60x60 cm
430 €
Fissure
50x70 cm
380 €
Rêve bleu 3
60x70 cm
450 €
Rêve bleu
50x70 cm
420 €
Cellules oranges
30x30 cm
110 €
Chapuis
Ghislaine Chapuis now expresses her creativity through paintings inspired by the technique of fluid acrylic painting. This fascinating technique, in which she trained extensively, opened up new creative horizons and gave rise to artworks bursting with remarkable colour and energy. This artistic path follows a long creative journey that began at the European Centre for Research and Training in Glass Arts in Vannes-le-Châtel, France, where she learned the technique of 'Glass Fusing', which consists of assembling pieces of glass at high temperatures. As she refined her expertise, the creation of decorative glass pieces gradually led her to produce glass artworks and later acrylic paintings, allowing her to work on larger formats.
Her works are featured in our Abstract Art thematic gallery.