Jacqueline
Corman

Jacqueline Corman (JacqC), a Belgian artist, discovers her passion for art as a teenager. Later on, with extensive training in evening classes, in various fields of visual arts in Liège, Belgium, and also at the Accademia del Giglio in Florence, she deepens her technique and her artistic approach. Her days are, for many years, dedicated to her job as a CFO. Then she decides it is time to change life and since then she spends most of her time creating artworks.

Jacqueline’s artistic process is very much linked to her personality and life experiences.

Nature is her main source of inspiration, particularly its fascinating patterns and colors palettes. She mostly relies on tangible scenes, which are reincarnated throughout the creative process by fantasy, intuition and emotions. Her art language is mainly abstract based on figurative sceneries.

Jacqueline creates intense and profound artworks that are powerful though harmonious, elegant and deeply touching.
The structure of her paintings plays a central role.  She approaches her work with a constructive methodology combined with creative freedom. Intense colors, combined with soft ones, are another key to her art. With oil paints and the use of painting knives, she brings depth, intensity, and even a bit of mystery to her works emphasizing nuances and fine details. She is particularly fascinated by the contrast of light and shadow, which gives her paintings a unique expressiveness.

Her artistic influences range from the powerful and color-intensive works of the Expressionists like Ernst Kirchner, Max Pechstein, to the masterful chiaroscuro technique of Caravaggio. She is also inspired by the precise details of the Impressionists like Pissarro and Sisley, as well as elements of Cubism.

Jacqueline creates art that captivates, touches, and stimulates thoughts. She invites the viewer on a journey between reality and abstraction, where emotions can flow and lead to freedom. Her works are powerful testimonies of an artist who, with her unique signature, connects the beauty of nature with the depth of human emotions.