BIOGRAPHY AND ARTISTIC APPROACH

Passionate about drawing since childhood, Mirabelle began painting using watercolors in 2003. From this medium, many works are born, the "moving bodies" mainly inspired by dance.

''However, I was missing something like relief and texture, freedom of movement...''

MiraBelle frees herself from the technique itself by breaking with a codified style to achieve a more informal pattern where gesture and textures take precedence.

The journey will not be long for the artist to find his new path and give another direction to his painting. The fruit of this research: a very spontaneous artistic approach, a letting go that leads to lyrical abstraction.

''My approach is still evolving and it is not the work done that matters to me but the path that leads me, the magic of the creative process.

My creation is physically involved... I go through construction, destruction and construction again. Vaporization, sluicing, impasto, burning, everything is good to obtain the perfect "rendering". I try to represent through my body, my energies, the affirmation of a presence in the world.

My work is an exploration of what escapes us, a celebration of the complexity of life and our place in the grand picture of the universe. The beauty of landscapes, the fragility of ecosystems and the wonders of the cosmos intertwine in a perpetual movement of construction and deconstruction.

It is this cycle, both precarious and immutable, that each brushstroke, each fragment of collage and each sculpture represent; so many testimonies of the fragile harmony that governs our ecosystem.

This artistic approach is not limited to the simple representation of the ''beautiful''.

It involves a reflection on our collective responsibility towards the planet and a meditation on our quest for understanding in the face of ''a great ensemble of all that exists''.

The artist multiplies collaborations with various creators: painters, visual artists, sculptors, ... She has also created covers for two books by the author Marc D'Angelo: Gamètes and Jamais tendue.

''This crossover between different sensibilities, a sort of endangerment of our work and creation habits, is particularly dear to me. I consider this as a common and disinterested desire inscribed in an experimental perspective where artistic exploration is the main objective.''

In 2012 MiraBelle created the ART'Ochtones. She still chairs this association of visual artists of Monaco.

In 2015 the artist was behind the creation of ART'O Mag, the magazine of his association.

Her passion for creation led her to experiment with other materials (clay, plaster, etc.) and led her to sculpture in 2011.

''I work without a model, I immerse myself in reflection in search of a certain perfection in an unfinished work... I like to participate in each stage of creation, from casting to the creation of the subject and its patina.''

Original art bronzes are made by Florentine artisan founders and exhibited, like her paintings, in galleries in the Principality of Monaco and abroad.