Priscilla Vettese is a French painter born in 1985 and from Montreuil in the Paris suburbs.

Self-taught, she has been passionate about the visual arts since her childhood and improves her skills by taking courses in visual arts and art history.

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Through his colorful paintings such as portraits, landscapes and abstracts, the influence of Monet and Van Gogh is felt. She is fascinated by their mastery of colors and light, particularly very expressive for Van Gogh.

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Gradually, his style evolves, the predominant nature in his first works evolves, takes on a new meaning with the emergence of free and aerial plant motifs (leaves, petals).

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Priscilla is convinced that fragility is above all an inner force, both in nature and in humans, especially after discovering their hypersensitivity.

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The notion of sensitivity (fragility) then takes on its full meaning and can be a power (force) to turn into a real asset.

The idea of ​​these two states gives him an immense source of inspiration and therefore echoes his personal experience.

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We find in his works themes inscribed in a relationship between these two concepts.

The plant motifs are recurring and seem to be carried away by a light breeze that can symbolize lightness, freedom, sensitivity, fulfillment ...

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She also wishes to denounce the ban, the denial of the fragility within our society which is often associated with the weakness where the strongest, beautiful, young, autonomous ... can succeed socially and professionally.

Priscilla thus invites us to question ourselves on these two states: should we confront them? Or can they rather be complementary? What if sensitivity was in fact a real strength?

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His colorful universe is expressed through acrylic painting on canvas in different formats which is dynamic, meticulous and colorful. She also likes to paint on paper as in her beginnings in painting.

More recently, his expressive art has extended to sculptures and various supports (signage).