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Tranquility | Oil And Acrylic Painting in Paintings by Cécile Ganne | Belmont in Belmont. Item made of synthetic
Tranquility | Oil And Acrylic Painting in Paintings by Cécile Ganne | Belmont in Belmont. Item made of synthetic
Tranquility | Oil And Acrylic Painting in Paintings by Cécile Ganne | Belmont in Belmont. Item made of synthetic
Tranquility | Oil And Acrylic Painting in Paintings by Cécile Ganne | Belmont in Belmont. Item made of synthetic
Tranquility | Oil And Acrylic Painting in Paintings by Cécile Ganne | Belmont in Belmont. Item made of synthetic

Created and Sold by Cécile Ganne

Cécile Ganne

Tranquility - Paintings

Featured In Belmont, Belmont, MA

Starts at $2,500

Tranquility is a seascape that radiates serenity. The heavy gesso I used as a base gives the painting a mat and textured aspect and endows it with a feeling of being grounded in the moment. The upward lines represent a beach or large seaweeds providing shelter and respite from the waves at sea on the horizon line. Pastel colors further underscore the
softness that exudes the scene.
Being grounded means you feel at home with yourself. You are present and at peace in your own skin.

In psychotherapy grounding techniques are “any techniques which are used to bring a person back in contact with the present moment” says Psychology Tools. That’s not a medical definition, but it’s a good place to start.

What Being Grounded Mentally Means
Being able to keep your awareness on the here-and-now is a powerful mental health skill. We all need to “keep our wits” to function. Being present to yourself allows you to calm yourself when you’re upset. You need to be present for friendship and intimacy..

Item Tranquility
Created by Cécile Ganne
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Cécile Ganne
Meet the Creator
Wescover creator since 2020
Re-imagined Landscapes

Painting for me is an intuitive transcription of a wave of emotion that traverses me when I encounter a view that strikes my soul. These views often take the form of landscapes but I think of landscapes as a loose word for any type of horizon where subjects emerge and engage the onlooker. For me, in fact, each landscape, sometimes imagined, re-imagined, or even dreamed, is a window of experimentation with different materials, shapes, colors, and textures. I primarily work with oil and cold wax because it allows me to play with negative spaces and to let serendipitous alchemies of colors morph under my palette knife. Every work is an opportunity to work out a puzzle that I see at the center of each composition. In my art, I focus on fluid spaces, vibrant colors, and timeless compositions: modern paintings with a French eye!