Dorine C.

The sources of inspiration to fuel my creativity are in my environment, in nature, in cities. I find there textures, effects of materials, shapes, curves, lines, patterns, paintings, colors to transpose in my artistic creations.
My gaze oscillates between plastic observation and figurative and imaginary interpretation.
Sometimes I collect a sample of materials, a branch, a paper. I sketch a sketch, I listen, I record, I write down ... a thought, a reading, an idea, an aspiration, an emotion, a reflection, words.
Inspiration feeds my imagination of images or objects seen and collected on networks ... or databases, magazines, exhibitions, museum visits, trips, meetings, enrich my vision of other approaches. This wide range of research allows me to find my own ideas, my identity, what I want to tell, transmit ... while creating.
The rich teaching at CPIFAC promotes the learning of new techniques that I link to my ideas and my identity. Over the weeks, the perception of my project takes shape, of the artistic concept bringing out a problem: the relationship of man to nature.