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Geneviève Claisse's paintings have always been abstract, from the beginning of her carrier. Parent of Auguste Herbin, she adheres in 1958 to the ideas of the contemporary Abstraction Creation created by the French painter before she takes part in kinetic art, of which she develops unprecedented exploration of bidimensionnal works.

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Throughout her career, which she continues today, Geneviève Claisse organizes her compositions of forms by relationship, reciprocity or opposition creating compositions in which the balance of dynamic forces is mastered with intelligence.