Aurélie Beer
A multi-faceted contemporary artist
Aurélie Beer has been creating for as long as she can remember. Self-taught and curious, she first explored the world of collage before embarking on wider creative adventures.
While studying fashion design in England, she dabbled in everything from drawing to sculpture, but it was her passion for the nude that really captivated her. Her pictorial art has become a kind of language, a mirror of the soul, where each brushstroke tells a story.
ART, A UNIVERSAL LANGUAGE
For Aurélie Beer, painting is a form of writing and expression. More than a method: it’s a necessity.
She delves into her work with a sensitivity that touches the world by transforming complex feelings into inspiring images.
Her art is multidisciplinary. The artist mixes techniques to better explore the themes of light, shadow and the human being in all its complexity. She sees each work as a journey, a meeting between her creativity and her pictorial gestures to bring ephemeral, profound moments to life
ART THAT SPEAKS TO THE HEART
Aurélie Beer is convinced that art can heal, a cathartic power that enables her to forge unique bonds with those who cross her path.
Her work, literally and figuratively, could be described as a monumental painting of the soul that invites reflection.
She uses art as a peaceful means of communication to share raw emotions and personal stories.
Whether through touches of abstract art or multidisciplinary explorations of materials and colours, Aurélie Beer invites an open dialogue between artist and viewer. Each of her works is a window onto a world rich in meaning and emotion.
CrEations
MATIÈRES À EXPRESSIONS (MATERIALS FOR EXPRESSION)
The moon bird represents our deepest subconscious. It reveals the darkness of the soul in all its complexity and vividness.
MES DÉSIRS (MY DESIRES)
These birds locked in a pretty golden cage speak to us of our human condition, always caught between confinement and the desire for freedom.
POÉSIE DU DÉCOR (POETRY OF THE SETTING)
The artist uses watercolours to express dilution and contemplation. The technique here emphasises the softness of water, like the last tears shed before healing.
ENTRE DEUX, MON COEUR
Entre Deux, Mon Coeur is an immersion into the life of a woman who has been left, confronted with the difficult path that will lead her to resilience.
Her fears and the art that anchors them are an opportunity to reflect on the contemporary resonance of themes that confront us all, including maternity, femininity, family, love and freedom.
With disconcerting sincerity and a frenzied rhythm of five tableaux, this play is a meditation on the relationship between men and women and the strength of the human spirit in the face of adversity
