Contemporary abstract paintings and semi-abstract landscapes
Aurélie ROCHETA – Contemporary artist
I create contemporary abstract paintings and semi-abstract landscapes in which colour becomes a language.
Inspired by nature, light and the emotions they evoke, I seek to create works that are open to the imagination and to each viewer’s own interpretation.
A contemporary painter based in France, I use colour to explore the connections between nature, memory and emotion.
My artworks are regularly featured in art exhibitions and fairs and have been acquired by private collectors.
Recent exhibitions: Salon d’Automne in Paris in 2025, Art Capital at the Grand Palais in 2025, Guest of Honour at the Jouy-en-Josas Painters’ Fair (78) in 2026
Listed in Akoun in 2025: valuation €600
My artistic approach
Colour lies at the heart of my artistic practice. Fascinated by its infinite possibilities, I am constantly exploring and studying the harmonies, contrasts and interactions between colours.
I enjoy experimenting with new colour combinations and playing with materials to create works that are evocative, open to emotion, the imagination and each viewer’s own interpretation.
Would you like to find out more about the evolution of my artwork? Discover My Journey Towards Abstraction, where I recount the books, encounters and reflections that have shaped my artistic world.
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Blog “Perpective”
Welcome to Perpective, my blog dedicated to painting, my research, my sources of inspiration and the reflections that accompany my artistic journey.
- My journey towards abstraction
Why did I choose abstract painting? Discover the journey that led me to a style of painting in which colour, emotion and the imagination play a central role.
→ Read the article - Art, a journey of exploration
A reflection on the role of research, experimentation and discovery in my creative work.
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