Biography
Ginette DeNault is a third-generation Albertan born and raised in Calgary where she currently resides with her husband and two children.DeNault works with ease in many mediums but is most intrigued by acrylic paints and soft pastels in their many combinations. Her visions range from melancholic to whimsical revealing subtle social truths that lie at the root of all daily life. DeNault obtained a Bachelor of Fine Arts degree from the University of Calgary in 1993. DeNault’s work proposes to engage the viewer into a state of seeing the world one way while providing hidden cues that trigger the mind into seeing the complement to that which is outwardly represented. Extracted from the minds of the viewer are the memories or observations when their matter (mind) mingles with matter (artwork). The images created for the viewer having now entered into the physical realm of the mind the previous qualities of the work vanish and the hidden cues fill the contents of the memory or experience therein the painting.Like a magician she creates an illusion that has the viewer believing in virtual realities while providing a starting point that is in the material realm of reality, which is familiar to all people. The realities that she layers into her works are ones that seek to address themes that explore the eternal conflicts in the human condition, like those between men and women, self and society, parent and child, sibling and sibling, friend and friend.
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Anonymous | November 6, 2008 at 4:32 am
I love to visit your web page to see your new work and to note your interpretation of what one is looking at at the same time. You give a meaning as well as life to the art at the same time. I will look forward to seeing your art on display at your upcoming shows. Keep up the good work!
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