Atelier Mireille PAYRE - Painter

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Atelier Mireille PAYRE, 22, Rue Carnot, (Village) Village médiéval, 83230 Bormes-les-Mimosas

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Oil paintings, watercolors, acrylics and other hand-painted objects.

Mireille Payre's palette is very broad! The artist, recognized in the art world, expresses herself in seascapes, such as boats, seascapes, sunsets, but also in the seabed, as she is a diver and occasionally paints while immersed in the sea. Mireille is involved in several associations for the protection of the marine environment. Mireille also paints vegetal themes, such as an atmosphere where mimosa tickles your nostrils, or Provencal landscapes smelling of lavender. Mireille regularly paints portraits of cats that make you want to pet them. The artist has many strings to her bow, as she also offers hand-painted necklace pendants for young and old alike. The artist creates commissions on request, from small to large formats. The materials used are oil and watercolor, as well as acrylic, on multiple supports, such as wood or resin, or canvases with original shapes.