Océane Saddul

08/01/2021

Im happy to finally share my most recent completed commissioned piece! 🥳 This took about 20 days to complete, and I'm really happy with the result. Inspired by the traditional garb of the Congolese Luba peoples of the Bantu ethnic group, this piece incorporates vibrant colours and lots of texture which I achieved with a pallette knife. This is an oil painting on a 90cm² canvas. Included are a few close up texture shots! 🔹️🔸️🔹️

24/12/2020

All finished and framed! 🌟 I’m excited to finally have completed this 61x81cm oil piece for the office space of a CEO of a leading financial consultancy firm in Mauritius. Thank you for the wonderful framing job, “L’Ilot Cadres”.

02/12/2020

My painting has sold! But there are more to choose from to help support the Happy Tails Foundation through Art for Change.

https://www.32auctions.com/AFC2020

30/11/2020

Watercolour trellis 🌾 I had a lovely morning painting this scene outdoors today. Doing the details of the flowers and vines was so calming; I don’t often paint outdoor scenes but I loved this serene corner of the garden! I paid special attention to the application of the highlights and shadows, as well layering colours thinly to create an ethereal, glowy atmosphere. 🥀💫

29/11/2020

Happy Tails Foundation’s “Art for Change” auction site is live!

My work, Canine Quartet, is part of the exhibit at Anbalaba Gallery in Baie du Cap until January 1. If you won’t have the opportunity to visit in person, you can check out the available art online now.

Happy bidding!

Silent auction 'ART FOR CHANGE 2020' hosted online at 32auctions.

24/11/2020

Thanks to Artysta Galleries for giving exposure to both established and emerging artists in Mauritius! 🇲🇺 I am grateful to be part of Artysta and appreciate the opportunities they provide me to exhibit and sell my work. 🎨

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Meet Océane Leea Saddul: a Mauritian-American visual artist. She grew up in a globetrotting family and has lived all around the world including Argentina, Morocco, Italy and Canada.

Since her move to Mauritius in 2017, at the age of 13, she has focused primarily on watercolour and oil creations. Most recently, she has been experimenting with digital painting.

Océane has been the recipient of a full scholarship to Oxford Royale Academy where she studied photography and sketching. She has received recognition through exhibitions and competitions nationally. She has also produced a commissioned work which she presented to the Prime Minister of Mauritius.

Océane finds inspiration in organic forms and pushes the boundaries of the natural world to present her unique perspective.

21/10/2020

Update- **SOLD**
My latest oil painting,"Tourbillon", will be available for purchase, along with 3 others at the Art MoZil Exposition 30-Oct through 2-November. Come check it out, along with the work of many talented, local artists.

Vernissage: Friday 30th October, 18h00 - 21h00.

Exhibition days as follows:
Saturday 31st October, 10h00 - late.
Sunday 1st November, 10h00 - 16h00.
Monday 2nd November, 10h00 - 15h00.
https://fb.me/e/1yvxo3ab4

14/10/2020

Come check out the second edition of Art MoZil at Mont Choisy Mall 30-October to 2-November. I will have three new pieces in the exhibition. Opening night will be a lot of fun with musicians playing hits of the 70s and 80s with snacks and wine served. See you there!

04/09/2020

My painting, “XIX”, has been shortlisted and is in the finals of the Sovereign Art Foundation Student Art Prize, Mauritius!

https://sov-art-foundation.app.do/mauritius-2020/d8LDy0mi

Aside from the judges’ awards, there are also cash prizes for most public votes awarded to the artist as well as their school!

Please check out the fantastic work this year from the selected artists and cast your vote for my work, "XIX". (Scroll to the bottom of the page and click «send» after choosing the artwork.

Thanks so much for your support!

https://sov-art-foundation.app.do/mauritius-2020/d8LDy0mi

02/09/2020

An article that appeared in the July 7 issue of Le Défi