In Le moulin (St Pierre sur Erve 53) , Nadine Corne immerses us in a bucolic and soothing scene, where we can make out a mill nestled in the heart of the greenery. With her light touches and shades of green, blue and ochre, she evokes a place full of calm and poetry, bathed in a soft light that seems to float in the air.
The mill, suggested by delicate lines and warm touches, subtly emerges from the landscape, surrounded by undulating foliage and water reflections. Corne's technique, all transparency and fusion, captures the essence of a suspended moment, like an invitation to stop and listen to the murmur of nature and the quiet music of the mill.
This watercolor exudes a rare serenity, ideal for those who aspire to a return to nature and simple pleasures. The mill (St Pierre sur Erve 53) is an ode to the beauty of timeless landscapes, where each touch of color tells the story of a place, of a precious moment captured with great sensitivity by the artist.
