Abstract art “Ephémèrel” with the painter Hélène Lachapelle

 “Éphémère” by Hélène Lachapelle is an exploration of fleeting beauty captured through abstract art. This original acrylic painting, measuring 30 x 36 inches, is a contemporary artwork created in 2023 in Quebec that speaks to both the permanence and transience of life.

 Lachapelle, with his artistic signature, composes a visual symphony where shades of dark blue, white, green and touches of ocher overlap, creating an abstract landscape of striking emotional intensity. The painting evokes mountains under a stormy sky, the earth seen from above, or the waves of an ocean in perpetual motion, depicting the constant dance between formation and erosion, change and the ephemeral.

 Texture in “Éphémère” plays an essential role, adding depth and a tactile dimension to the piece. Superimposed layers of paint give the impression of varied relief, as if the landscape itself were emerging from the canvas to enter our space. This approach to texture is emblematic of Lachapelle's style, which creates works on several levels of reading, where each brushstroke has its history and its reason for being.

Fans of abstract art will appreciate the mastery with which Lachapelle uses negative space, allowing the darkness of the canvas to highlight the light and bright colors, creating a visual balance that reflects the name of the work , "Éphémère". It’s a reminder that in art, as in life, the briefest moments can have lasting resonance.

 This work will be an impressive addition to any space, whether a private residence, a corporate office, or an art gallery. For collectors, “Éphémère” represents the opportunity to invest in art that not only beautifies space but also provokes reflection and dialogue.

 For those interested in "Éphémère" or in the work of Hélène Lachapelle, a visit to her website will provide more information on the availability and possibility of purchasing this original work. It's a chance to own a piece of contemporary Quebec artistic culture and to support local artists in their work.