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Christine Barth Mroz
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Originally from Eckwersheim (), born in 1961
Self-taught , painting since childhood
Abstract and luminous works, rich in material (pigments, sand, spices, gold, etc.)
Central theme: light , in movement and emotion
A poetic, spontaneous and sensory style
In the heart of the charming village of Eckwersheim, Alsace, Christine Barth Mroz transforms each canvas into a sensory, almost mystical experience. A self-taught contemporary painter, born in 1961, she creates a universe that transcends the limits of the visible, revealing emotions through vibrant light and deeply organic textures.
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All Life Has Its Joy (2024), Christine Barth Mroz, Acrylic on Canvas, 98x130 cm
Christine Barth Mroz's work cannot be described; it must be felt. She approaches painting as a form of visual poetry, where each gesture, each nuance, each reflection is a breath of the soul. Far from being satisfied with the simple application of color, she creates layers, successive layers of emotion, matter, and memory.
His creative process is intuitive, almost meditative. The movements of his hand are spontaneous, guided by the present moment, by a rare sensitivity that captures the vibrations of the world. Light, omnipresent in his work, becomes a character in its own right: it dances, it undulates, it reveals. Each canvas exudes a sensory richness that invites contemplation.
A work at the crossroads of materials 474h63
An Island (2024), Christine Barth Mroz, Acrylic on Canvas, 160x120 cm
Christine doesn't limit her creativity to canvas: her artistic beginnings included painting on silk, wood, and furniture. This initial diversity has nourished her approach and refined her relationship with materials, leading her to explore their expressive potential with great freedom. Over time, her technique has broadened, finding its full power on large-format canvases. She blends pigments, sand, spices, and even gold leaf to create works that are both sensitive and powerful, where each element contributes to a unique, almost tactile relief. This alchemy between material and emotion is fully revealed in her latest creations, which together trace a vibrant path, from dazzling light to meditative introspection.
All Life Has Its Joy (2024) opens this journey with exuberance: a solar work, carried by a warm and generous palette. It is a celebration of life in its most immediate, most vibrant form. We feel the movement, the pulsation of color like joyful breathing. In Marine Reverie (2025), this energy transforms into depth. The journey becomes more interior, more contemplative. Inspired by a stay in Morocco, this canvas plunges into blues, liquid textures, and indigo reflections. We leave the dazzling light to enter a world of soft shadows, mysteries, and silences. The work invites us to slow down, to let ourselves be carried away by the flow of memories and sensations. Finally, An Island (2024) closes this journey with a return to the essential. Here, the material itself becomes language. The natural elements, the golden touches, the organic volumes draw an almost sacred space, an inner earth. Like a haven after the tumult, this work speaks of anchoring, of fruitful solitude, of reconnecting with oneself.
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Marine Reverie (2025), Christine Barth Mroz, Pigments on Canvas, 80x80 cm
What makes Christine Barth Mroz's work particularly captivating is its authenticity. Each painting is a piece of herself, a unique experience, impossible to replicate. Through her works, she invites a sincere dialogue with emotion, with light, with the mystery of everyday life.
For art lovers seeking profound, sensitive, and powerfully decorative pieces, Christine Barth Mroz's work is a revelation. Her unique approach, instinctive mastery of textures, and ability to translate the invisible into matter make her a rare artist whose reputation continues to grow.
In a world where art sometimes becomes uniform, Christine Barth Mroz offers a breath of fresh air. A work that doesn't follow trends, but rather transcends them—while remaining true to one thing: pure emotion.
FAQ – Christine Barth Mroz 4t221c
What is his artistic approach?
She explores emotions through light, material and spontaneous gestures, in an intuitive and poetic painting.
What materials does she use?
Pigments, sand, spices, gold, on hand-mounted canvases. Each work is protected by a varnish (matte or satin).
Is his work recognized?
She is increasingly noted for her original approach, her authenticity and the plastic quality of her works.
Why be interested in his work?
Each canvas is unique, rich in emotion, and is part of a sincere and lasting approach, imbued with light and material.
Nicolas Sarazin 
