Can scientific research be beautiful? Inside Marianne Tricot’s tactile book of drawings from the Quebec forest

Marianne Tricot’s *Petit Bois* offers a compelling blueprint for emerging artists merging personal narrative with scientific curiosity. Her tactile book of drawings, born from explorations in the Quebec forest, masterfully employs oil pastels and collage to capture a deeply poetic experience. Tricot's work reminds early-career women artists that beauty thrives in meticulous observation and unique formats. It encourages you to trust your intuitive connection to a subject, transform individual experiences into compelling visual stories, and see how artistic expression can illuminate even the most detailed natural phenomena. — Source: It's Nice That

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