This work has a hint of memories. It evokes pleasant moments spent in a region that charmed Martine Alison, the Valley of the Mills in Normandy.
Her drawing features the rather spectacular giant plant Gunnera, also known as dinosaur food.
The mill wheel in the hamlet of Carneville is depicted next to its little wife.
I, Léo the toucan, would have loved to appear in this painting!
I can very well coexist with this goose! I don't suffer from goosephobia, and I feel capable of taming this farmyard bird, which can cackle for as long as it wants!
For Martine-Alison, this was a wonderful way to give a little nod to Normandy, while trying to capture the light and colors with her brush.