Abstract art “Le commencement” with the painter Hélène Lachapelle

 Discover “Le Commencement”, a striking abstract work of art by Quebec painter Hélène Lachapelle. This diptych, painted in acrylic, measures 60 inches high by 48 inches wide and is an original 2022 creation that masterfully captures the splendor of a beginning.

 Lachapelle, known for her masterful use of color and texture, presents a fascinating duality of dark and light hues that seem to dialogue across the gap in the diptych. The left half shows deep, dark tones that blend with flashes of white, evoking the darkness just before dawn. On the right, blue tones and dynamic textures suggest the movement of natural elements, such as moving water or the changing sky at dawn.

 The integration of textured elements and bold brushstrokes makes "Le commencement" a work that not only catches the eye but also invites reflection on origins and beginnings, whether cosmic, earthly or personal . Each panel of the diptych can be admired separately, but it is together that they fully reveal their story, a testament to Lachapelle's skill at creating complex narratives through abstract means.

 The use of color in "Le commencement" is deliberately evocative, with shades of blue and black creating an almost infinite depth, while bursts of white and orange bring a light and warmth that seems to emerge from the 'darkness. This visual dynamic is enhanced by the application of paint, where the thickness varies, adding a tactile element that is sure to engage the viewer in a multi-sensory experience.

 For those looking to add an impressive piece to their collection, "Le commencement" is an exceptional choice. Its size, presence and expression captivate and dominate the space, making it a magnificent focal point for any room or gallery.

 As a work of contemporary art created in Quebec, "Le Commencement" represents an investment in living and evolving art. Art lovers and collectors interested in acquiring this diptych can contact Hélène Lachapelle directly to discuss the piece, or visit her website for more information on her other works.