"I create art to inspire positivity, empowerment, and self-discovery. Through each piece, I aim to encourage viewers to reflect, relax and breathe - to find a moment of inner freedom and uplifted energy, reminding us all of our potential to thrive."
Swiss born contemporary artist Jeanette De Coninck has been living and working in several countries all over the world and is currently residing back in Switzerland with the South of France as her secondary home.
"As an artist, I am devoted to creating work that uplifts, inspires, and empowers humanity. Through my paintings, I explore themes that encourage self-reflection, positivity, and personal growth. My goal is to evoke a sense of calm and connection, inviting viewers to relax, rediscover their inner strength, and embrace kindness — both to themselves and to others. Each piece is a celebration of the human spirit, designed to inspire a journey toward becoming our best selves. By blending beauty, depth, and resonance, I strive to craft a visual experience that nourishes the soul and leaves a lasting sense of hope and peace. My art is my gift to a world that thrives when it feels good, inspired, and united."
The use of vibrant colors, the integration of strong patterns and the soft incorporation of assessories (ex. flowers) is intentional. This combination is designed to capture the complexity of life and supports individualism and diversity.
Her dynamic 20-year corporate career as a high-potential developer and people profiler strongly supported Jeanette's gift to perceive facial expressions, capturing feelings and personal attributes that make each individual so unique.
She is an autodidact who has been painting for decades. Jeanette loves experimenting with different media, trusting the creative process that brings out the core beauty of each of her subjects. She mainly uses acrylic paint and charcoal to create her powerful pieces.
Jeanette has a strong following of individuals and works closely with interior designers. Her commission pieces can be harmoniously integrated into the design of a home, aligned with the overall style and color scheme. Her pieces are held in private collections internationally including Switzerland, France / La Réunion and the US. Her current exhibition “the female factor” can be seen in the South of France.
