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1+1=3 - Maliv

Limited edition. Signed by the artist.

A2, A3 and A4 format in risography printing.

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Marion Livran is a Parisian artist who trained in engraving and linocutting, which she has been practicing for 5 years.
Very sensitive to the body, to what it gives to see, to touch, to feel, to its movements, its density, its composition... she tries to capture the fragility of this envelope and the trace that our emotions, our lives leave in it, on the surface and in depth.
It is these moments of epiphanies that fascinate her, these waves that break in us and make us alive.

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Maliv

Marion Livran is a Parisian artist. Initially trained in engraving, she fell in love with linocut, which she has been practicing for the past 5 years.

Very sensitive to the body, to what it gives to see, to touch, to feel, to its movements, its density, its composition... she tries to capture the fragility of this envelope and the trace that our emotions, our lives leave in it, on the surface and in depth.

It is these moments of epiphanies that fascinate her, these waves that break in us and make us alive.

"I like to be interested in the invisible, what sets in motion or what freezes. The body has answers even before they reach our consciousness (if we know how to listen to it). It is these moments of epiphanies that fascinate me, these waves that surge through us and make us alive.

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