MetamorphosisI have long been reflecting on how we are spoiling our planet, the pain we are inflicting on it and how these wounds have a direct impact on us.

The need to understand how our environment has an impact and leaves a mark on each of the strands that make up the backbone of our lives has been and continues to be the driving force that pushes me to seek answers and to translate them onto a blank canvas.

 look for authenticity in our everyday life, whatever form it takes, I like how and in what form it presents itself to us, and how our own shadow limits our reason for being: I like to choose small fragments of natural reality and frame part of them in specific geometries, focusing on what interests me, and to enjoy it and to control it requires respect for nature.

I want people to understand the importance of nature in our lives, that we have to make society aware of it so that we don't destroy what gives us life: nature.coherent with my work and conceptualisation, I feel art as a need to express my emotions and feelings and as a platform from which to dialogue with the spectator about the current conscience. With the conviction that art and nature are united by indestructible bonds, my work philosophy pays homage to the importance of simplicity, to the organic fact, to the natural fact and, above all, to authenticity.

The tree, the earth, the stones that we tread always accompanied by an astro-powerful, in a context with no time limit, define my current work and transmit my concern to prevent the natural landscape from disappearing. My artistic project thus acquires the character of a vindictive ideology: "the natural habitat must continue to guide us and always accompany us in our lives".

The trunks, the leaves, the branches, the luminosity of the moon and the volumes loaded with memory are seen from the inside and now burst into the work revealing their authenticity, without disguising themselves, showing themselves as they are.

And because cooking is also an art, the art that brings all our senses into play, transforming the fruits that the earth gives us into small jewels, I wanted to pay a heartfelt tribute to this group of alchemists who sweeten our battered world.

Tatiana Blanqué