Pascale Rémita summons reality by deafening it. The strangeness that emanates from her paintings reveals a great finesse with opaque edges and blurred contours. Surfaces, landscapes and the living cohabit, sometimes becoming one. The eye tries to hold on, only to be swept away. We discover Pascale Rémita's work like watching a Lynch film: we try to reassure ourselves by referring to reality, or we agree to let go to enjoy the sensations that painting offers us.
/ Judicaël Lavrador
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Pascale Rémita is a contemporary painter who graduated from the École Supérieure des Beaux-Arts de Nantes, and the Université de Paris I Sorbonne. Her practice is the fruit of a dialogue between canvas, digital and video images, and the artist's travels. [...] His paintings, charcoals and films are intermediary sequences, places in suspense, like fragments of reality with equivocal perspectives, elaborating the idea of a constantly-defining focus on the visible and the sensible. His work can be found in numerous art libraries, private collections and the public collections of the Frac Poitou-Charentes and Pays de la Loire.
/ Fréderic Emprou