"Aya princesse Peul" (2024) Painting by Pascale Kuentz

Pigments on Paper, 13.8x10.6 in
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Cette princesse Peul, originaire du Niger se prénomme "Aya" qui signifie première née, mais également "la félicitée". Il se trouve dans la légende, que cette princesse, aux yeux d'or a suscité bien des jalousies tant elle était belle et intelligente.Sa vivacité d'esprit, son caractère bien trempé, ses idées révolutionnaires, lui ont conféré bien des [...]
Cette princesse Peul, originaire du Niger se prénomme "Aya" qui signifie première née, mais également "la félicitée". Il se trouve dans la légende, que cette princesse, aux yeux d'or a suscité bien des jalousies tant elle était belle et intelligente.Sa vivacité d'esprit, son caractère bien trempé, ses idées révolutionnaires, lui ont conféré bien des ennemis dans sa tribune mais aussi dans les tribunes voisines.
Bientôt, lorsqu'elle fut en âge de se marier, elle ne trouva point de prétendant parce que sa beauté et son caractère rebelle faisait d'elle une paria. Elle finit par quitter son pays pour trouver endroit où elle pourrait vivre en paix et ne plus être inquiétée pour ses idées. En arrivant en France elle décida, que plus jamais personne ne lui manquerai de respect, et elle décida de consacrer sa vie à changer les mentalités dans son pays, et sa tribu. Elle souhaitait surtout montrer que les différences, (physiques, mentalités, caractères...etc) ne doivent pas nous laisser indifférents ni nous faire peur. Toute sa vie elle aura combattu l'obscurantisme et aura aidé des jeunes femmes à trouver leur place dans la société.
Je lui rend hommage aujourd'hui, ainsi qu'a toutes les femmes qui se battent pour un meilleur avenir pour les droits de femmes.

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A trained makeup artist, today it is no longer faces that I make up but canvases that I dress with colors, tissue paper and other textures that can be silky or matte, airy or dense, transparent or opaque. I like [...]

A trained makeup artist, today it is no longer faces that I make up but canvases that I dress with colors, tissue paper and other textures that can be silky or matte, airy or dense, transparent or opaque... I like to let myself be guided by the paradoxes in this work of the material.

At the beginning I used oil, acrylic, pastels but my preference today goes to the NIHON-GA technique which uses mineral pigments and Japanese paper as a support. The use of pigments, as in my work as a makeup artist, is a return to the sources of this material that I particularly like.

Nihonga painting is fascinating!

It is a traditional Japanese style of painting that uses specific techniques and materials. It is a thousand-year-old painting that already in the 7th century, wanted to be ecological, which today is essential for me.

It is a unique blend of Japanese aesthetics and modern techniques. In my artistic approach in Nihonga painting, I explore the connection between nature and humans. I am inspired by magnificent landscapes and the natural elements that compose them, such as flowers, trees and mountains. I use natural pigments, generally based on minerals and shells, which I prepare myself. These pigments give my works a palette of soft and subtle colors, characteristic of Nihonga painting.

I also rely heavily on the mastery of traditional Nihonga painting techniques, such as "sumi-e" (Chinese ink painting) and "nashiji" (application of gold and silver leaf), to create unique textures and visual effects. In my paintings, I try to capture the essence of nature's ephemeral beauty and convey a certain serenity and spiritual connection. I like to represent the delicacy of flower petals, the strength of ocean waves or the tranquility of Zen gardens.

In short, my artistic approach in Nihonga painting focuses on the relationship between man and nature, using natural pigments and mastering traditional techniques to create works that celebrate the beauty and harmony of our natural environment.

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