CHRISTELLE MOMINI-DUTHU
ARTIST STATEMENT
Artist Statement
My artistic practice as a contemporary painting artist is driven by a deep exploration of the human experience, the interplay between perception and emotion, and the ever-evolving nature of our world. Through my work, I seek to provoke introspection and challenge preconceived notions, inviting viewers to embark on a visual journey that transcends traditional boundaries.
I am drawn to the expressive power of colour, texture, and composition, employing a dynamic interplay of these elements to create visually arresting and thought-provoking pieces. Each brushstroke and layer of paint carries intention and meaning, capturing the essence of a moment or a concept and conveying it through a rich visual language.
My process is characterized by a constant dialogue between control and spontaneity. I embrace experimentation and embrace the unexpected, allowing the painting to unfold organically. This approach lends a sense of energy and vitality to my work, creating a palpable tension that captivates the viewer's attention and invites them to engage on multiple levels.
Themes of identity, connectivity, and the relationship between the individual and the collective often find their way into my art. I aim to explore the complexities of human existence, blurring boundaries between past and present, reality and imagination. My work serves as a reflection of the world we inhabit, encompassing its triumphs and tribulations, its beauty and its flaws.
Ultimately, I strive to create a space where viewers can contemplate, question, and connect with the artwork in their own unique way. Through the language of contemporary painting, I seek to evoke a range of emotions, provoke intellectual discourse, and inspire a renewed appreciation for the power of visual expression.
Collaboration with Art and Science
Investigating the contemporary context of Art and Science allow me to understand how art and science link to Mental health and influence our mind and wellbeing. According to the research, Artist and Scientists contribute to a greater understanding of life in the age of the Anthropocene and how we relate to the world around us. In my work, I will use the contemporary and history of Art and Science to create a multiple pieces of painting inspire by Art Therapy in the society to resolve or reduce Mental health with Neurographic Art and Ocean painting. I will explore Neurographic Art and Ocean Art which is a wonderful method to reduce stress and Anxiety. I believed that Art and Science play the same rule they both about observations, deliverance and interpretation.
Neurographic Art-Neuroscience painting
Artist use Neurographic art psychologically work with our subconscious mind through painting or drawing, it’s release us from stress and fear when we draw by drawing freedom, line and then transform our stress into a beautiful Art work by using a specific Algorithm. Neurographic Art was created by the Russian Psychologist and Architect Pavel Piskarev in 2014. In this day, Neurographic method are using as Art Therapy, can be based on Image or Abstract and that is what you will see on my work.
Collaboration with Art and Ecology
As an devoted artist painter, whose work draws from the collaboration of Art-Science- Ecology and various sources such as an contemporary culture. my art is a fusion of influence from abstract expressionists to the landscape and cubism combining emotional rawness and visual elements of composition, light, form and movements.
The project focus on the interpretation of cultural objects in painting observation and environmental using novel experimental platform like the landforms, the climate, the air, the natural vegetation like flowers and trees around the mountains, collecting stone from different colours to build the colours pallet base on the environmental and event related-potentials to explore how interpersonal variability can affected people mental health and improve the brains function due to the climate change and how it may affect socio-congnitive process underlying and individual's behaviour in a social environment context, in addition to affect on leaning outcomes, lifestyle and decision making.
Observed the landscape, inspired by the landforms, shape, line, natural colour inspired by the ecological and environmental colours to produce the neurological and the ecology painting,
Finding Inner Pease with Ocean
In my work, you will explore how the Ocean affects human mental health.
IT’S REDUCE STRESS AND HELP TO THINK AND BE MORE CREATIVE.
When you live near the Ocean or often go for holiday in the Beach you feel calm. Ocean water is filled of magic with a positive ionic which have a calming effect on the human mind. The combination of the blue and white colour have an ability to destress your mind and make you feel better.
IT RELEASE SYMPTOMS OF DEPRESSION.
The Beach and Ocean have a positive affected on depression as well the mare sound of the water and wawes crashing can help release the negative feeling. Visiting the beach can put you in a thane-like state where you can clear your mind of all the bad memories worries and dark thoughts that might cloud your day.
IT ENCOURAGES YOU TO EXERCISE
While you are on holiday by take a walk or jog on the beach early in the morning, will have a very positive effect on your mind.
SEA AIR HELPS WITH INSOMNIA
If you close your eyes and concentrate on the waves, you can imagine yourself anywhere in the world. Sea air is good for sleep because it is fresher and cleaner and enriched with oxygen. The constancy of the Ocean, its movements and sounds can help you de-stress and get healthy and uninterrupted eight hours of sleep.
IT GIVES YOU TIME TO CONTEMPLATE AND BOOSTS YOUR CREATIVITY
If you want to have a Zen attitude after a period of the work, you can Zen out to the Beach. It will help you to clear your mind and enhance your creativity.
Project and Future
Parralax Art Fair London 2024
Shelsea town center Art Fair 2024
Solo Exhibition 2024 - 2025
