Charlotte Colard - Latérite - XL pas de réserve - Abstract Art





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Charlotte Colard presents Latérite - XL pas de réserve - Abstract Art, an original, unique mixed media on canvas (techniques mixtes) from 2026, measuring 107 cm by 131 cm, signed, in excellent condition, produced in Belgium and sold directly by the artist with a certificate of authenticity.
Description from the seller
This work draws inspiration from the slow transformations of matter: oxidation, erosion, and mineral deposits that alter a surface over time.
Deep browns and rust tones dominate the composition, interwoven with grayish greens, earthy shades, and lighter areas. These contrasts evoke, in turn, rock, oxidized metal, and natural patinas found on certain ancient surfaces.
The material plays a central role here. Cracks, reactions, deposits and irregularities remain deliberately visible, giving the canvas an almost geological appearance. Some details may evoke a rock face viewed up close, others a bird’s-eye map or a material in the process of transformation.
The contextual visuals are AI Visualizations based on photographs of the real object. The photographs of the real object carry evidential weight.
About the artist
Charlotte Colard develops an intuitive abstract practice where color, material, and gesture occupy a central place.
Her creative process is part of a form of active meditation: a search for balance between the spontaneity of movement and the sensitive construction of the composition.
By moving away from figurative representation, the artist seeks to translate an inner experience through variations of textures, rhythms, and light.
Her works offer a space for contemplation where each painterly layer becomes a trace of time, emotion, and the creator’s gesture.
Selected exhibition history
Maison Havart / Galerie Damien Comeliau — Liège
July 2010
Galerie Vander A — Brussels
End of 2013
Galerie 100 Titres — Brussels
End of 2017
Espace galerie de La “S” Grand Atelier — Vielsalm
End of 2018
Strokar Inside — Brussels
December 2019
Galerie Triangle Bleu — Stavelot
End of 2021
Galerie Bog-Art — Brussels
Early 2022
Galerie Nadja Vilenne — Liège
End of 2022
Technical information
Title: Palimpsest
Artist: Charlotte Colard
Medium: Acrylic and mixed media on canvas
Edition: Original unique work
Support: Professionally primed artist canvas
Realization: Entirely hand-painted by the artist
Signature: Signed and dated on the back
Authenticity
This work is a unique original piece entirely handmade by Charlotte Colard.
The work is accompanied by an authenticity certificate signed by the artist, mentioning the title, medium, date of creation, and the unique character of the piece.
The artist does not produce prints or identical reproductions. Each painting has its own variations in material, texture, and depth, related to the manual creation process.
Delivery
The work will be carefully protected and shipped rolled in a tube suitable for transporting artworks.
The shipment includes a tracking number.
The signature on the back allows for free display of the work, oriented horizontally or vertically, according to the collector’s preferences.
Note on photographs
Colors may vary slightly depending on lighting conditions, screen settings, and the devices used during photography.
This work draws inspiration from the slow transformations of matter: oxidation, erosion, and mineral deposits that alter a surface over time.
Deep browns and rust tones dominate the composition, interwoven with grayish greens, earthy shades, and lighter areas. These contrasts evoke, in turn, rock, oxidized metal, and natural patinas found on certain ancient surfaces.
The material plays a central role here. Cracks, reactions, deposits and irregularities remain deliberately visible, giving the canvas an almost geological appearance. Some details may evoke a rock face viewed up close, others a bird’s-eye map or a material in the process of transformation.
The contextual visuals are AI Visualizations based on photographs of the real object. The photographs of the real object carry evidential weight.
About the artist
Charlotte Colard develops an intuitive abstract practice where color, material, and gesture occupy a central place.
Her creative process is part of a form of active meditation: a search for balance between the spontaneity of movement and the sensitive construction of the composition.
By moving away from figurative representation, the artist seeks to translate an inner experience through variations of textures, rhythms, and light.
Her works offer a space for contemplation where each painterly layer becomes a trace of time, emotion, and the creator’s gesture.
Selected exhibition history
Maison Havart / Galerie Damien Comeliau — Liège
July 2010
Galerie Vander A — Brussels
End of 2013
Galerie 100 Titres — Brussels
End of 2017
Espace galerie de La “S” Grand Atelier — Vielsalm
End of 2018
Strokar Inside — Brussels
December 2019
Galerie Triangle Bleu — Stavelot
End of 2021
Galerie Bog-Art — Brussels
Early 2022
Galerie Nadja Vilenne — Liège
End of 2022
Technical information
Title: Palimpsest
Artist: Charlotte Colard
Medium: Acrylic and mixed media on canvas
Edition: Original unique work
Support: Professionally primed artist canvas
Realization: Entirely hand-painted by the artist
Signature: Signed and dated on the back
Authenticity
This work is a unique original piece entirely handmade by Charlotte Colard.
The work is accompanied by an authenticity certificate signed by the artist, mentioning the title, medium, date of creation, and the unique character of the piece.
The artist does not produce prints or identical reproductions. Each painting has its own variations in material, texture, and depth, related to the manual creation process.
Delivery
The work will be carefully protected and shipped rolled in a tube suitable for transporting artworks.
The shipment includes a tracking number.
The signature on the back allows for free display of the work, oriented horizontally or vertically, according to the collector’s preferences.
Note on photographs
Colors may vary slightly depending on lighting conditions, screen settings, and the devices used during photography.

