Perrine Le Bars offers us a figuration that she expresses in an expressionist and classical language to reveal even more her original meaning. The strength of its figuration, its abstraction are highlighted when the subtle play of "angles" and accents of the patina are caressed by light, and underlined with their delicate shadows.

And there, interwoven with faces and mixed with "sharpened" fragments, these anatomies and other postures are characterized by a humanist expression so essential, so necessary. From the "mother" and realistic form, she extracts multiple perspectives and, through her artist’s wills, she builds an amazing psyche.

The culmination of this work: a few refined silhouettes, each reduced to its essential and yet immediately recognizable by its very essence . A reinterpretation that externalizes its many inner facets