"Etretat" (tadelakt)

Poupée's "Étretat" triptych is an ode to the majesty of the natural site of Étretat in Normandy. Composed of three distinct but harmonious works, this triptych captures the interaction between man and nature in this iconic place. Using her unique technique of polychrome Tadelakt on wood, Poupée manages to translate the raw force of the cliffs and waves into a visual symphony of colors and textures.

Each panel of the triptych tells a story of strength and spontaneity, nobility and tenderness. Shades of blue, beige and white blend to evoke the sea, sky and cliffs, while spatula strokes and rich textures bring the scene to life. The artist captures not only the visual beauty of the landscape, but also the emotion and dynamics that characterize it. Inspired by the wild and timeless nature of Étretat, Poupée creates a body of work that invites the viewer to feel the power of the elements while offering a moment of serene contemplation.

Inspired by the wild and timeless nature of Étretat, Poupée creates a body of work that invites the viewer to feel the power of the elements while offering a moment of serene contemplation. The triptych "Étretat" is a soothing visual experience, where art and nature come together to offer a poetic and dreamy vision of reality.