Marcelle Dube

 

Born in Les Boules, Quebec. In 1975, she left the teaching profession to devote herself entirely to painting, her innate passion. Although the themes explored by Marcelle Dubé are contrasted, the unity of her work is indisputable. Having a strong passion for history and archeology, her research has been almost exclusively based on Man, his history, traces he left behind, his myths, his tragedy, his beliefs and his cults. Her research on the ancient worlds influenced her into texturizing more her work. It then starts to resemble an ancient engraved plate, perhaps a testimony coming from those distant eras.

The artist’s new series of paintings, created around the theme: “The wounded birds”, was also inspired by History. These birds, says Marcelle Dubé, are those of all corners of the world where conflicts and useless massacres continue to prevail. Finally, she’s also inspired by music. She seeks in the colour, rhythm and energy an equivalent to the emotion brought upon by the colour, sonority and fullness found in the movement of a symphony.

Her paintings are made out of sensitivity and emotions pinned to the heart. Her art has to be created spontaneously; in one go; especially with blues, reds and golds, strong colors and powerful in intensity.

 

No work currently on exhibit.