Mercédès Soret

Joined Artfinder: Feb. 2014

Artworks for sale: 18

(3)

France

About Mercédès Soret

 
 
  • Biography

    Mercédès Soret approaches painting with a deep passion, drawing inspiration from the world of sculpture. Her artistic journey is marked by the search for intersections between traditional arts and contemporary approaches, allowing her to create unique works that engage with the past and present.

    The artist has chosen the quality of oil to work transparently, create color gradients, or accentuate contours, depending on the subject that inspires her. Oil painting, rich in history and expressive depth, allows her to capture the subtle nuances of her subjects while giving them a contemporary dimension.

    Using digital techniques, Mercédès Soret transforms these sculptures into dynamic and colorful works. This approach allows her to breathe new life into objects from the past, reinterpreting them through the prism of her artistic sensibility. The vivid colors and pure forms allow her to create works that capture attention and evoke emotion.

    She masterfully combines traditional oil painting techniques with a contemporary sensibility, creating works that are both familiar and innovative.

    Her works reflect the interplay between art, history, and society, showing how objects from the past can be reinterpreted to fit our times.

    A graduate in Musicology, with a option in art history, she first taught piano in various schools and musical associations in her native region. In 2006, she decides to devote herself fully to drawing and painting, which she had practiced since childhood. 

  • Awards

    2015

    Mention of Honor

    Mention of honor in the 2015 exhibition at the Ventura Saphira & Gallery, New York

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    2015

    Council Departemental Award

    Council Departemental Award at the 2015 exhibition of Caen

    2014

    Citation of Excellence

    Citation of Excellence in the inauguration in 2014 of the Centre for Art and Design, Aulnay-sous-Bois

    2011

    Audience Award

    Audience Award at the 2011 exhibition in Falaise
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Awards

2015

Mention of Honor

Mention of honor in the 2015 exhibition at the Ventura Saphira & Gallery, New York

Show more awards Hide

2015

Council Departemental Award

Council Departemental Award at the 2015 exhibition of Caen

2014

Citation of Excellence

Citation of Excellence in the inauguration in 2014 of the Centre for Art and Design, Aulnay-sous-Bois

2011

Audience Award

Audience Award at the 2011 exhibition in Falaise

There are no upcoming events


 

Biography

Mercédès Soret approaches painting with a deep passion, drawing inspiration from the world of sculpture. Her artistic journey is marked by the search for intersections between traditional arts and contemporary approaches, allowing her to create unique works that engage with the past and present.

The artist has chosen the quality of oil to work transparently, create color gradients, or accentuate contours, depending on the subject that inspires her. Oil painting, rich in history and expressive depth, allows her to capture the subtle nuances of her subjects while giving them a contemporary dimension.

Using digital techniques, Mercédès Soret transforms these sculptures into dynamic and colorful works. This approach allows her to breathe new life into objects from the past, reinterpreting them through the prism of her artistic sensibility. The vivid colors and pure forms allow her to create works that capture attention and evoke emotion.

She masterfully combines traditional oil painting techniques with a contemporary sensibility, creating works that are both familiar and innovative.

Her works reflect the interplay between art, history, and society, showing how objects from the past can be reinterpreted to fit our times.

A graduate in Musicology, with a option in art history, she first taught piano in various schools and musical associations in her native region. In 2006, she decides to devote herself fully to drawing and painting, which she had practiced since childhood.