La et DIEU | Portfolio
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Artist Info
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Wendy Nouse (b. 1990, Maastricht, Netherlands) is a multidisciplinary artist working across conceptual research, performance, installation, and abstract painting. Her practice operates at the intersection of social, philosophical, and spiritual inquiry. Operating from her studio in France, her canvases map internal geographies, spiritual transit, and raw psychological research through an intuitive exploration of human connection and emotional alchemy. Working fluidly with oil, charcoal, plaster, and rich pigment, her tactile compositions capture personal transformation, emotional weight, and sacred presence.
Shipping, Delivery & Returns
Shipping, Delivery & Returns
Delivery & Processing
- Production & Lead Time: Fine art reproductions are produced in Paris through certified laboratories (Art Photo Lab / Picto Online). Standard lead time is 2 to 3 weeks from order confirmation.
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- Editions & COA: Limited edition fine art reproductions are capped at a maximum of 30 copies per visual across all formats. Each piece includes an official Hahnemühle Certificate of Authenticity (COA) with a dual-serialized hologram security system (one on the artwork, one on the certificate).
- Framing Options: Canvas editions are offered with optional custom European Floating Frames (Caisse Américaine) in Satin Black, Satin White, or Natural Light Oak. Fine art paper editions are shipped unframed and rolled.
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- Original Artwork: Returns are accepted provided the artwork is undamaged and returned in all original packaging. Returned items must be fully insured and sent via tracked shipping. Refunds cannot be issued for items lost or damaged during return transit.
- Made-to-Order Reproductions: Fine art prints and canvas reproductions are produced on demand. Due to custom production processes, returned prints are subject to a 20% restocking fee.
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Disclaimer
Artwork Disclaimers
- In situ room visualizations are mockups provided for illustrative purposes only.
- Actual artwork colors and scale may vary slightly from online representations depending on screen calibration.
- Original paintings and fine art paper editions are sold unframed unless specified otherwise.
- Canvas editions with Caisse Américaine floating frames feature a 10–15mm shadow gap between the canvas and the frame edge.
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Extending this spiritual inquiry, La et DIEU examines the delicate friction between divinity, societal conditioning, and the fundamental question of origin. Asserting that who created a belief and why is often more revealing than the outcome itself, the collection opens with Origin Protocol, combining performance and collage to contrast Edenic myth with women assembling bombs in a factory. The impulse to recompose spiritual remnants continues in Reconstructed Source, a living fountain forged from ceramic and mosaic fragments, while Architects of Temporal Perception draws on Carl Jung’s psychological theories to position internal archetypes as gatekeepers of time. The search for narrative grounding expands through Woven Code Memory, a series of tufted wall carpets utilizing elemental, cross-cultural iconography akin to Rudolf Steiner’s blackboard drawings to bridge ancient textile storytelling with an analogue, pixelated aesthetic. The sacred weight of lineage finds physical expression in Presence and Echo, where bold typography on wood in matte black and reflective gold mirror asserts that one stands as ten thousand. In the moving image essay The Place Where the Sun Goes Down, spoken in Darija across Morocco and Indonesia, the personal journey explores spiritual transit, grace, and the pursuit of holiness. Finally, Divine Eyes recontextualizes archives from the Rijksmuseum to untangle historical conditioning, revealing how human spiritual expression remains fundamentally and beautifully interconnected.

