Moonlight Shadow is Claire Tabouret's third solo exhibition at Night Gallery, inspired by themes of sleep and loss. The show coincides with her commission for six stained glass windows at Notre Dame Cathedral. Tabouret’s new works meld personal and found photographs, creating layered compositions that reveal both contemporary energy and an air of nostalgia. The exhibition title references Mike Oldfield's song, encapsulating the essence of sorrow and memory present in her art. Each piece reflects subtle transformations, particularly in her self-portraits, showcasing her artistic evolution and techniques like spraying and layering paint.
In creating Moonlight Shadow, Claire Tabouret draws on themes of loss and time, utilizing her signature painting style to evoke a sense of nostalgia.
Tabouret's work forges an emotional connection through personal and found photographs, layering techniques enabling a conversation between the past and present.
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