About The Artist

Elisabet d'Epenoux was born in Buenos Aires. She spent her childhood back and forth between the French Campaign, the coast of Bretagne, and the countryside in the Argentine Pampas where she developed her love for nature reflected in her work. Soon she learned to adapt herself to this constant triangulation manifested in her work as a "perpetual trilogy." This characteristic is shown in the diversity of her work as she moves from oil to acrylic to watercolors, from brushes to spatulas to fingers, from earth to water to air, from landscape to botanical to animals. There are three locations where she is inspired to paint as she switches back and forth between her three ateliers located in Buenos Aires City, on the family ranch in the Argentine Pampas, and by the sea on the Florida east coast. It is difficult to categorize her in a style or line of work, most paintings share common elements such as freedom, light, peace, open spaces and a balanced color palette. More information can be found in www.depenoux.com As a photographer she use her camera to capture those infinitesimal moments that exists in nature but our brains tend to filter letting us see only the part of it that we can decode. Her photographs are not processed in any way they only show the reality of that unrepeatable instant that for the untrained eye looks like “Distorted Reality”