Wall art of a red tulip flower in a clear glass of water on a red table. A soft blue background. Original acrylic painting on 2 canvases (diptych).
Available direct from artist. Includes signed certificate of authenticity and artist bio.
TITLE: Tulip
ARTWORK DIMENSIONS: Two canvases. Each are 15.5 x 19.5 inches. Total size 31 x 19.5 inches.
FRAME DETAILS: Unframed
ARTIST: Michelle Thevenot (Durell)
YEAR CREATED: 2012
STYLE: Contemporary
MEDIUM: Acrylic paint, canvas
COLORS: Red, blue, purple, green, white
WHO IT'S FOR: This artwork is for the person who love flowers and bright pops of fun color. Great for the office, workspace, living room, entryway, or bedroom.
WHAT THIS ARTWORK DOES FOR YOU: Connect with joyful feelings of liveliness and Spring time. The gentle atmosphere of the painting adds a sense of calm and refreshment to your space. Bring a smile to people's faces as they enter the room. Let your eyes travel over gentle flow of direction within the painting. Be inspired by sensations of beauty, life, light, and color. Turn your room into a spa-like retreat.
THE STORY BEHIND WHY I MADE THIS ARTWORK:
The flower is relaxed. It soaks in the sunshine, enjoys a cool drink of water. A pretty reminder to do the same for yourself. Enjoy the simple and beautiful things in life.
PURCHASE INCLUDES:
- Artwork
- Certificate of authenticity & artist statement
- Artist bio
ARTIST INFO:
Michelle Thevenot (Durell) is a multi-disciplinary artist from Saskatchewan, Canada. She creates wildly unique artwork in an eclectic variety of mediums.
Michelle grew up in Prince Albert, SK where the proximity to forests, lakes, river, and wild animals imprinted upon her a formative relationship with the wilderness. She is grateful to live an outdoor lifestyle, with her favorite place being the boreal forest - a key force that authentically inspires her.
Michelle’s artistic career began in her youth when she began participating in exhibitions, creating commissioned artworks, and selling artworks. She studied fine art at the University of Saskatchewan and received a Bachelor’s Degree specializing in Art Education.
Michelle’s artistic career development has been complimented by public recognition, awards, grants, and bursaries.
Her work has exhibited at Canadian Broadcasting Corporation, Art Now Fine Art Fair, and the Saskatchewan Craft Council.
Collectors of her work have included Saskatchewan Provincial Parks, White Buffalo Treatment Centre (Muskoday First Nation, Saskatchewan), Sask Arts Permanent Collection, and private collections across Canada, USA, and internationally.
Paintings and drawings were foundational themes in her early art career. Her creative endeavors have evolved over timeinto a multi-faceted art practice including mediums such as wood carving, stone carving, dance, mixed media sculpture, pyrography, textile arts, photography, videography, and printmaking.
Inspiration for her work stems from a deep connection with nature, celebration of female empowerment, her highly sensitive nature, and sensory processing differences.