Elisabeth Marcadet is cultured, committed... she doesn't pretend, she doesn't know how to be hypocritical!
The immodest and carnal poses, the tangle of flesh and lines, the faces distorted by feelings, are the emotions and tribulations of our souls, of our lives,
She is a "reporter" of suffering, of our interior, existential concerns.
Yes, she is very attentive to our inner pains, so essential; She is an artist and not a therapist, she has the duty to communicate...
She is in freedom what we should be.
Born in 1948, Elisabeth Marcadet lives and works in Bordeaux.
Member of the Taylor Paris Foundation
Port Royal Paris Academy Student
Vanitas is an artistic genre that highlights the emptiness of life and the relevance of death as the end of worldly pleasures. It is considered a subgenre of still life or still life, generally of high symbolic and allegorical value. It is a Latin term (van?tas) that means vanity (from vanus, "emptiness"), understood not as arrogance or pride but in the sense of futility, insignificance, fragility of life, brevity of existence.