Nébuleuse
2017 - Oil on canvas - 100 x 81 cm
ALINE POUGET
CosmosFrench contemporary painter
Light · Color · Cosmos
THE ARTIST
Aline Pouget — Between Light, Color and Inner Vision
French contemporary painter Aline Pouget creates a body of work in which light and color become vehicles for exploring the visible world and the imagination. From nature to cosmic spaces, her work examines perception, matter and the forces that move through reality. Painting thus becomes a space of transition between observation, sensation and inner vision.
AN ARTIST’S JOURNEY
Born in France in 1955, Aline Pouget developed an early interest in color and in representing the world around her. Watercolor marked the first stage of her artistic journey before oil painting gradually became her preferred medium.
Over the years, her work evolved from observing nature and landscape toward a more inward form of painting, in which color, matter and light took on an increasingly important role.
This evolution led her to explore territories ranging from landscape to abstraction and, later, to cosmic spaces, which today lie at the heart of some of her most distinctive artistic explorations.
ARTISTIC APPROACH
Between Perception of Reality and Inner Vision
Aline Pouget’s painting is built around light, color and matter. These elements are not merely represented: they become a means of expressing a sensitive perception of the world.
Starting from reality, the artist gradually allows spaces to emerge in which forms, colors and movement are transformed. Landscapes, abstractions and cosmic visions are part of the same exploration: making visible what lies at the boundary between perception and imagination.
In her most recent works, this exploration opens even further toward the cosmos, conceived as a space of light, energy and transformation.
AN INTERNATIONAL JOURNEY
An Artistic Presence Beyond Borders
Over the years, Aline Pouget’s work has become part of an international artistic journey through exhibitions, art events and publications in France and abroad.
From Paris to Florence, Venice, Rome, Vienna and New York, her works have been presented in a variety of contexts, gradually bringing her pictorial universe to audiences beyond France.
This journey reflects the evolution of her painting and her continuing presence on the international art scene.