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Artist : Alison Bignon
Technique : Watercolor and rotring on paper
Date : 2016
Dimensions : 65 x 50 cm
Framing : Yes
Copy : Original / unique

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Un jour en été, an artwork of Alison Bignon

In her collection « Carnets de chagrin », Alison Bignon is trying to picture the story of someone who opened up. In fact, she goes out to meet with strangers, who share with her their personal thoughts. And after these private talks, she goes back to her studio. In her way, she extracts the essence of the story she just heard about.