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HOME

This collection explores the evolving idea of home—not just as a place, but as a feeling tied to memory, connection, and belonging. Through soft landscapes and intimate moments, each painting reflects the quiet comfort and shifting meaning we find in the spaces we hold dear.
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“Claire’s works create joy. Vibrant, unexpected color palettes, inventive use of negative space, and dreamy washes alongside whimsical applications of super-thick paint stoke the viewer’s imagination.”

- Dave Tirio (musician and visual artist)

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  • Traveling with art supplies: packing creativity for the journey

    Traveling with art supplies: packing creativity...

    Preparing for a trip to Italy has me rethinking how to travel with art supplies. In this post, I share lessons learned, packing tips, and how working with new materials...

    Traveling with art supplies: packing creativity...

    Preparing for a trip to Italy has me rethinking how to travel with art supplies. In this post, I share lessons learned, packing tips, and how working with new materials...

  • The season of return: why I always come back to making

    The season of return: why I always come back to...

    A short, mindful reflection on why I return to my creative practice, and a gentle invitation for anyone who’s been away from theirs to begin again.

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    The season of return: why I always come back to...

    A short, mindful reflection on why I return to my creative practice, and a gentle invitation for anyone who’s been away from theirs to begin again.

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  • Abstract artist Claire Desjardins writes about what her hands remember.

    What my hands remember

    A reflection on how the body holds memory, and how making art can bring forward feelings and experiences the mind may have forgotten—through gesture, repetition, and quiet attention.

    What my hands remember

    A reflection on how the body holds memory, and how making art can bring forward feelings and experiences the mind may have forgotten—through gesture, repetition, and quiet attention.

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