The photo art of Marie-Ancolie Romanet is best described as ‘Visual Poetry’: creations as unique and delicate as the subjects themselves.
Visual Resource is proud to announce a creative partnership with French Artiste Marie-Ancolie Romanet. A Collection of Romanet’s works will be released at the Home Show in April and can now be previewed on the VR Abstract Gallery. The works provide mesmerising visions for wall art, or custom VR Art Glass® pieces.
A fellow photographer once said of Romanet’s work, “You will not see anything similar in National Geographic, travel books or stock libraries… her work, it comes from the soul. “
The photo art creations by Romanet have adorned the covers of magazines in France and the USA, graced the packaging of premium chocolates and Romanet was recently awarded her Associateship of the Royal Photographic Society (UK).
Despite the accolades and recognition from her photographic peers – Romanet remains refreshingly modest about her visual poetry, saying, “I do not like copying. As a unique person I produce unique images. I photograph what catches my eye in a precise second, in my home or my garden. They are ‘soul photographs’.”
When capturing ‘Wild is the Wind’, Romanet recalls the moment: “Wild is the Wind’ is made with the sky, the hedges and flowers of our garden. The seed of the dandelion was a ‘prisoner’ of a broken spider web, and it was dancing in the morning breeze. I went mad capturing the moment but it was such a great opportunity! A few minutes after I took the photo…the seed had taken off. “
It is with such elegance, truth and simplicity that Romanet’s visual poetry is born.
“Wild is the Wind’ is made with the sky, the hedges and flowers of our garden.
The seed of the dandelion was a ‘prisoner’ of a broken spider web, and it was dancing in the morning breeze’.
Marie-Ancolie
‘Princess From The Cold’
The works by Marie-Ancolie Romanet provide mesmerising visions for wall art, or custom VR Art Glass® pieces.
‘Tourbillon Valse’
“I try to look closely at the beauty which is surrounding us everywhere.” Marie-Ancolie.
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