Former Thalassa magazine journalist Lise Blanchet is currently presenting her watercolor paintings at Le Préau in Locquénolé, France, in an exhibition that runs through September 14th. The acclaimed artist, who is a recipient of the prestigious Albert Londres Prize, has dedicated her latest collection to celebrating the maritime landscapes of the region.
Blanchet, known for her distinguished career in journalism with the renowned French maritime magazine Thalassa, has transitioned into the art world while maintaining her deep connection to oceanic themes. Her current exhibition features a series of watercolor works that capture the coastal beauty and maritime character of the Locquénolé area, demonstrating her continued passion for marine environments.
The Albert Londres Prize, France's most prestigious journalism award, recognizes Blanchet's exceptional contributions to the field before her artistic pursuits. This background in maritime journalism has clearly influenced her artistic vision, as evidenced by her choice to focus on seascapes and coastal landscapes in her watercolor paintings.
The exhibition at Le Préau provides visitors with an opportunity to experience Blanchet's unique perspective on the region's natural maritime beauty through September 14th. Her work represents a seamless blend of her journalistic eye for detail and her artistic interpretation of the coastal landscapes that have long been central to her professional and creative life.
