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Magnetic Love | Oil And Acrylic Painting in Paintings by Swann Freslon. Item made of birch wood & synthetic
Magnetic Love | Oil And Acrylic Painting in Paintings by Swann Freslon. Item made of birch wood & synthetic
Magnetic Love | Oil And Acrylic Painting in Paintings by Swann Freslon. Item made of birch wood & synthetic
Magnetic Love | Oil And Acrylic Painting in Paintings by Swann Freslon. Item made of birch wood & synthetic
Magnetic Love | Oil And Acrylic Painting in Paintings by Swann Freslon. Item made of birch wood & synthetic
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Magnetic Love | Oil And Acrylic Painting in Paintings by Swann Freslon. Item made of birch wood & synthetic

Created and Sold by Swann Freslon

Swann Freslon

Magnetic Love - Paintings

Price $2,800

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Shipping: FedEx 5-7 days
Estimated Arrival: December 2, 2024

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DimensionsWeight
60H x 30W x 1.5D in
152.4H x 76.2W x 3.81D cm

"Magnetic Love" is a 2D Mixed Media, including acrylic, made on birch wood cradles and layered with resin epoxy.
Its dimensions are 30"x60"x1.5".

With its gold, copper, and brass hues, "Magnetic Love" is rich, and deep and brings a mysterious feeling that wraps you in a blissful atmosphere.

The edges of the painting are not treated-birch wood (like the panel itself) to give a raw effect to the piece, in opposition to the very worked main surface that is covered with resin epoxy as a varnish. The resin gives a shiny and glossy look and the entire composition gives the painting a modern, sleek and mysterious enchanting look.

Item Magnetic Love
Created by Swann Freslon
As seen in Creator's Studio, San Rafael, CA
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Swann Freslon
Meet the Creator
Wescover creator since 2022
With my abstract art pieces I seek to create in the eye of the viewer a raw emotion to the point where you don’t exactly know how to express what you’re looking at, but you deeply feel it in your soul.

I’m an abstract mixed media artist.
I’m influenced by the colors and energy of my life and the life around me; nature, my family, my life of travels and the humans I meet, the countries I lived in and the ones I’ve visited… whether the source of laughs or tears, I try to absorb and depict them whole.

I seek to create abstract art pieces as an exercise of letting go; letting go of the flow of my emotions and the viewer’s emotions; to the point where you don’t exactly know how to express what you’re looking at, but you deeply feel it in your soul.

As the viewer, I want you to feel that raw emotion, that energy, and how it interacts with everything around us. My art doesn't have to necessarily be something you already know or are able to figure out. Don't think too much and don't try to intellectualize art too much. The raw is what it is about. No superfluous qualifiers, just a true emotion. This is the beauty of the abstract when the viewer explores in the art piece what the artist has defined. That's how I would like the viewer to see my art.

Be spontaneous!

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Born in France and raised in multiple countries of Africa, art has always been part of Swann’s education. That’s really when she was a student in France that she began to paint for herself. Using big advertising cardboards found on the sidewalks, she was already adept at mixed media.

She lived a few years in France and England and a long time in Montreal (Canada). She is now living in the San Francisco Bay Area.

Being an artist is what defines her. Swann paints in an abstract style, in acrylics, using multiple layers to enhance the texture, manipulating the stunning effects of the resin, and applying her creativity to those different mediums.

She has participated in multiple individual and group exhibitions and her art is part of private and corporate collections from the USA to Europe, Canada, and Asia.

She painted a heart sculpture for the San Francisco General Hospital Foundation. After being publicly shown in 2019 at Union Square, San Francisco, it is now featured on the Genentech Campus.