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Véronique Pastor - Pacifiques Accroupis (2021)

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His Artwork does not exist without the acceptance of these irrefutable arguments: the essentialism of a certain state of existence, the expression of "ultimate" statements. They define the essence of Véronique Pastor's Artwork... that moral or spiritual force that defines us, that teaches us what we are, what we could be! Véronique Pastor's Artwork is eminent, powerful and dense... .... It is evident that it did not emerge from nowhere! The expressions are decisive, and they accompany us long after we have seen them. In fact, it seems that it is our senses that first "perceive" what the artist suggests to us; Only then does the gaze rest here and there on his Artwork and finally we experience that emotion, that joy, that delicacy, that question that leads to being or becoming without ulterior motives or shame. Véronique Pastor is a humble, tenacious and true artist. Véronique Pastor was born in 1962 in Weingarten, Germany; she lives and Artworks in France. Pacifiques Accroupis - 26x20x15 cm - Terracotta, concrete and paint base - 2021 - With Certificate of Authenticity.

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