My Lagardes

"The whole work, that which we call art,
knows neither people nor borders, but only humanity"
Wassily Kandinsky.

From a very young age, Mina Lagarde was attracted to the plastic arts.
She thus joined different structures where she learned sculpture, modeling, glass work, etc.
She then became passionate about oil painting and its history.
Later, in Riga (LV), she followed the teaching of the artist and Professor of Fine Arts Dita LUSE. A decisive encounter.
Participates in numerous exhibitions in France (notably in Paris) and abroad (China, Brazil, Japan, Italy, Belgium, Portugal, Austria, etc.).

"I immerse myself with nostalgia in the world of childhood. In this mixture of real atmosphere and imaginary elements, I paint as one tells a story, placing my colors on the canvas like fragments of dreams.
I build my work with light as an obsession and my imagination as a guide.
Human beings and nature occupy a large place in my creations. The contrast between the theme of innocence and the violence of today's world is often my guiding thread."

From an early age Mina Lagarde was drawn to the visual arts.
She thus integrates different structures where she is introduced to sculpture, modeling, glasswork….etc. She then developed a passion for oil painting and its history.
Later, in Riga (LV), she studied under the artist and professor of fine arts Dita LUSE. A decisive meeting.
Takes part in numerous exhibitions in France (notably in Paris) and abroad (China, Brazil, Japan, Italy, Belgium, Portugal, Austria…..).

". I immerse myself in the word of childhood with nostalgia. In this mix between real atmosphere and imaginary elements. I paint as a story is told, placing my colors on the canvas like fragments of dreams.
I build my work with an obsession with light and my imagination as a guide.
The human being and nature occupy a great place in my creations.
The contrast between the theme of innocence and the violence of today's world is often my common thread. "