Linda Clerget's art expresses a necessary tension: that between the immensity of the external world and the intimacy of the human soul. In a reality often fragmented, the artist asserts the absolute right to dream and subjectivity. Her work does not impose a vision; it invites a shared experience where color and gesture become the defenders of the soul.

French visual artist Linda Clerget now structures her work around the "Live" approach: a vibrant and spontaneous capture of the moment, where the technical mastery inherited from her five years of art school is put at the service of pure emotion.

Its creation is structured around four major cycles:

• Outdoor Landscapes: An immersion in the elements where the artist captures the essence of landscapes and the poetry of the invisible.

• Flowers: A celebration of chromatic vitality and the breath of plants, crafted in the urgency of life.

• Sketches of Souls: An intimate exploration of human and animal presence, where the line seeks the vibration of a soul rather than simple resemblance.

• L'Élan: A series dedicated to movement and the elegance of attitudes, capturing the dynamics of bodies with a strong graphic freedom.

Whether she applies vibrant layers of acrylic paint to canvas or captures the subtle nuances of emotion in ink and watercolor on paper, Linda Clerget embarks on an existential quest for connection with life. She embraces a radical gentleness in service of a luminous and sincere visual narrative.

Recognized on the French scene with regular exhibitions in Paris, she has also been collaborating since 2018 with the London gallery DegreeArt, where she has presented major exhibitions such as Abundance & Growth (2023) and Global Cultures (2025).