Claire Tabouret

The figurative subject matter is of wrestlers and couples dancing, and she widely explores the theme of community and family.
Her work, significantly, is acknowledged to allow onlookers to re-establish a bond with reality, which inevitably sparks intriguing sentiments and curiosity.

The significance of her work is based on experiences and finding meaning in everyday life. The element of cloths and makeup function as armor, as shown by her art, to represent moving surfaces like water surfaces and human faces.

Tabourets' work depicts flooded houses, deserted by human occupants acting as portraits to them, and the second shows various abandoned subjects. Like the houses, no clue whatsoever is given as to their owners. (Artist website)