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Claire Prouvost

Claire Prouvost is a French, Dublin based, multi-disciplinary artist. Her colourful, bold and minimal style is inspired by the cubist art movement. She loves to diversify her practice and work on a variety of mediums, from digital illustration, acrylic painting to large-scale murals and street art.

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Sun Dance

by Claire Prouvost

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The Artist

“I want people to feel warmth, joy and comfort from my artwork. I love to express myself through joyful and bright colours, squishy and soft lines meeting hard edges, and playful shapes. ”

Claire Prouvost
  • T:Have you always in creative industry throughout your career? When did you discover your passion and special talent in illustration?

    C:Yes, I have always been drawing and I knew from a very young age that it was the career I wanted to pursue. I was lucky that my family is very creative so we were always painting and drawing. I studied design and then worked as a graphic designer for 4 years before taking the leap into a freelance illustration career, 2 years ago. Illustration started to take more and more space in my life, from a therapeutic practice to a full-time career.

  • T:Where do you usually get your inspiration?

    C:From my interactions with people and daily life scenes, but also from my own feelings and emotions. I am also inspired by all the talent out there, contemporary artists with abstract or more figurative styles, as well as artists from the Cubist art movement.

  • T:How did you develop your signature artistic approach/style?

    C:By drawing a lot! And also by trying to get away from realistic interpretation. It took me a while to express my vision of things and understand how it all comes together in my mind. It very much still is a work in progress.

  • T:What atmosphere or philosophy do you hope your artwork to transmit to your audience?

    C:I want people to feel warmth, joy and comfort from my artwork. I love to express myself through joyful and bright colours, squishy and soft lines meeting hard edges, and playful shapes. I am trying to produce playful images that people get 'lost' into, so that the shapes I have used come together once they move their eyes through the artwork.

Artwork photos from:@claire.prouvost

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