Elisabeth Marcadet

"...I think so,...I live for this Expression that no one will judge disturbing and that a thousand others will guess strong, true, sincere...I remain very attentive to this freedom of expression which often demonstrates or suggests , some wanderings of the soul, some fleeting thoughts, some morals..." Painting does not mean imitating what surrounds me, but creating something as alive as what surrounds me."

Elisabeth Marcadet is cultured, committed,... she doesn't pretend, she doesn't know how to be hypocritical.

Its immodest and carnal poses, its tangle of flesh and lines, its faces distorted by feelings, are the emotions and tribulations of our souls, of our lives.

She is a “denunciator" of suffering, of our internal, existential questions.

Yes, she is very attentive to our internal sufferings, definitely essential; she is an artist and not a therapist who has this duty to tell us...

She is on the loose what we should be.
Born in 1948, Elisabeth Marcadet lives and works in Bordeaux.

Member of the Taylor Paris Foundation.

Student of the Port Royal Paris Academy.