Daniele Lamarche-Sarvia - Phase 1: Childhood

Daniele Lamarch-Sarvia

Phase 1: Childhood  2022

watercolour on cotton rag paper

My childhood was interrupted abruptly by adults acting stupidly. Life is a bitch for all of us but it doesn’t mean we have to keep the inferno going. Happiness inhabits all of us and this artwork celebrates my earliest life choices.

My life was going to be different, dyslexic people do not handle grey zones well there 

are too many permutations, it’s time consuming and confusing!!! I did everything to eliminate confusion of my life and I am often qualified as abrupt and honest.

The clothes line is the symbol of the time continuum created for Shine Loud. Choosing the essentials, my teddy bear, tricycle, Gumby etc. I got ready for the road ahead.

About Daniele Lamarche-Sarvia:

Native French speaker originally from Montreal, Canada Daniele’s formative art years started at fifteen at the Montreal Museum Summer School in a very traditional French methodology.

From a long lineage of visual artists, art curators, archaeologists and fervent explorers, Daniele's works are strong and full of social commentaries that makes her art unique.

Daniele's figurative expressionist style is full of unexpected contrasts. Her original visual stories are remarkably distinctive and flamboyant, and her unorthodox uses of watercolours is wild.

A distinguished visual artist, Daniele has produced several bodies of work and solo shows. She has also participated in numerous group exhibitions in Australia but also where ever she lived throughout the world. She has won prizes, awards, competitions and received several grants and mentions over the years.