Emilie Heurtevent

Water #8, 2019
Mixed media on canvas
152 cm by 152 cm
$4,500
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Water #7, 2019
Mixed media on canvas
152 cm by 152 cm
$4,500
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Water #6, 2019
Mixed media on canvas
101 cm by 203 cm
$6,000
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Landscape #11 (Diptych), 2019
Mixed media on canvas
51 cm by 305 cm
$5,000
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Landscape #12, 2019
Mixed media on canvas
122 cm by 182 cm
$6,000
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Landscape #10, 2019
Mixed media on canvas
101 cm by 152 cm
$3,500
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Water #5, 2019
Mixed media on canvas
101 cm by 152 cm
$4,500
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Whales, 2019
Mixed media on canvas
152 cm by 101 cm
$3,500
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Landscape #8, 2019
Mixed media on canvas
122 cm by 152 cm
$4,000
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Landscape #9, 2019
Mixed media on canvas
91 cm by 182 cm
$4,500
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Biography
Emilie Heurtevent is a Melbourne-based abstract artist. Landscapes, classical elements and cycles of decay & renewal are Emilie’s recurring subjects.
Like in nature, she believes changes are necessary, serving as an invitation to savour this precious life and a way to experience a sense of growth and purpose. Her work shows landscapes, movement, light and darkness. It is evocative of another place and time and questions what lies beyond our sight.
Emilie works with black and white paints, ochre, Chinese ink and gloss. She consciously creates layers upon layers of marks, drips and abrasions to show the imperfection of nature and how deconstruction and reconstruction are intrinsically linked.
Ultimately, her purpose is to invite people to look at the world around them and discover the beauty in unusual places.
EDUCATION
2009 Masters Degree (History), Sorbonne University, Paris
2009 Art & Calligraphy, Sorbonne University, Paris
SOLO EXHIBITIONS
2019 Decay & Renewal, Gallery of City Library, Melbourne
2016 Infant Earth, Pumpkin Lane Gallery, Melbourne
GROUP EXHIBITIONS
2019 Aptos Cruz Galleries (Upcoming)
2019 Women in Art, Who Gallery, Melbourne
2017 Meanderings in Visual Language, No Vacancy Gallery, Melbourne
2015 Chancery Lane Gallery, Adelaide