Cherry Blossoms by Agnes Cecile

Cherry Blossoms by Agnes Cecile

Agnes Cecile creates works that bring emotions to life. With Flashe painting, she can freely play with colors and shapes to represent what is important to her: faces, looks, and feelings.

Agnes Cecile

Agnès Cecile is an Italian artist, born in Rome in 1991. Her style is defined by bright, clear imagery and vibrant colors. She has been drawing since childhood, drawn to the human figure and its expressiveness.

One of the first artists to use the internet to share her paintings, she had already built a large online following by the age of 18.

Her work is instinctive and personal, rich in detail as well as abstract forms and swift, expressive gestures. She taught herself to express emotion through watercolor and acrylic, creating intimate portraits that reflect inner worlds and deep feelings.

Her ongoing exploration of emotional storytelling resonates with people from all walks of life. This universal visual language has led to exhibitions around the world.

The Charbonnel Showcase by Agnès Cecile

To mark her showcase at Charbonnel, Agnès Cecile presents a piece created with Sakura Pink — a collector’s shade of Flashe paint. Known for her sensitive and expressive portraits, the artist plays here with transparency, contrast, and color intensity. Sakura Pink brings softness and light, while maintaining a strong visual impact. This painting blends emotion and spontaneity, reflecting her signature style: free, instinctive, and deeply human.

The Charbonnel Showcase by Agnès Cecile

To mark her showcase at Charbonnel, Agnès Cecile presents a piece created with Sakura Pink — a collector’s shade of Flashe paint. Known for her sensitive and expressive portraits, the artist plays here with transparency, contrast, and color intensity. Sakura Pink brings softness and light, while maintaining a strong visual impact. This painting blends emotion and spontaneity, reflecting her signature style: free, instinctive, and deeply human.

The Charbonnel Showcase by Agnès Cecile

To mark her showcase at Charbonnel, Agnès Cecile presents a piece created with Sakura Pink — a collector’s shade of Flashe paint. Known for her sensitive and expressive portraits, the artist plays here with transparency, contrast, and color intensity. Sakura Pink brings softness and light, while maintaining a strong visual impact. This painting blends emotion and spontaneity, reflecting her signature style: free, instinctive, and deeply human.

The Charbonnel Showcase by Agnès Cecile

To mark her showcase at Charbonnel, Agnès Cecile presents a piece created with Sakura Pink — a collector’s shade of Flashe paint. Known for her sensitive and expressive portraits, the artist plays here with transparency, contrast, and color intensity. Sakura Pink brings softness and light, while maintaining a strong visual impact. This painting blends emotion and spontaneity, reflecting her signature style: free, instinctive, and deeply human.

The Sakura Pink

Agnès Cecile created Sakura Pink, a shade filled with melancholic softness, inspired by the delicate blooming of cherry blossoms. Sakura Pink often appears in her paintings, evoking deep emotions in her subjects and adding a poetic, expressive dimension to her work.

The Sakura Pink

Agnès Cecile created Sakura Pink, a shade filled with melancholic softness, inspired by the delicate blooming of cherry blossoms. Sakura Pink often appears in her paintings, evoking deep emotions in her subjects and adding a poetic, expressive dimension to her work.

The Sakura Pink

Agnès Cecile created Sakura Pink, a shade filled with melancholic softness, inspired by the delicate blooming of cherry blossoms. Sakura Pink often appears in her paintings, evoking deep emotions in her subjects and adding a poetic, expressive dimension to her work.

From Theatre to Canvas

In 1954, Lefranc Bourgeois developed Flashe—the first vinyl paint and a true alternative to traditional art materials. Originally created for theater and opera sets, it quickly became iconic among renowned artists such as Vasarely and Niki de Saint Phalle, thanks to its intense pigments, matte finish, and exceptional coverage.

Agnès Cecile uses Lefranc Bourgeois Flashe to bring her interpretation of spring to life. With its unique matte texture, this paint allows her to build up fine layers and create soft, seamless color transitions.

For her blooming cherry tree, she chooses vibrant, luminous shades—like lagoon blue, ivory, and her own signature Sakura Pink—bringing brilliance and depth to the piece.

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