Marine Kearney

Marine Comperatore - Kearney is a French artist based in Clonmel. South Tipperary .Ireland.

She has always pushed herself to evolve in her painting as life changes you. She is mixing classical drawing and mixed media to express herself.

Her style could be define as Contemporary Naif Expressionism Art – Abstract .
Classical drawing, mixed media & a flavor of vibrant self-expression art works.

After graduating with a Finance Master in ESC Rouen France in 1999, she worked in the IT industry. Marine took oil painting when she moved to the countryside. She started in representative work and with her experience moved to a contemporary place . 

She is a graduate in advance life drawing from the Crawford art college; her master was Holly Walsh in 2018-2019.

Her first group exhibition was with Studio 3 in Clonmel county Tipperary Library, she then exhibited in Cahir Craft granary, in 2015 and Dungarvan in Group ventures,
In 2016 she exhibits in the Art center of Dungarvan.
In 2019 she was in the Crawford CIT exhibition, and made part of the poster in advance life drawing.
During the 2020-2021 Pandemic she started a new journey presenting her feelings,
October 22-31 2021 : ALDILA Exhibition in Milan (Italy) and Fuerte Ventura (spain) with M.A.D.S Gallery. a group exhibition: "The other side of things".

” Banféinni ” at l ‘ Alliance Francaise (November 2021 to the 18.12.21) is an interpretation to recent life events. Marine is a Breast cancer survivor, mammy, wife and (mainly taxi-driver ) also an artiste combining visual creative art with day to day events.

Avril 2022: Awarded for the Inside Out project from Clonmel Art Centre South Tipperary.

August 22: Secret Garden group exhibition in Greenmill Gallery Kilkenny.

September 2022: You and Me. a joint exhibition in Clonmel.

April 2023: Second Solo Exhibition: COMHRA in Nenagh Library North Tipperary.

August 2023: Group exhibition during the AKA festival in Kilkenny with the Grenmill Art gallery.

September 2023: Group exhibition for the “In between the lines” in the Contemporary art gallery in Cahir, Ireland.