Sophie Flamme, born in Brussels, April 7, 1973. Trained as an interior architect, works for a Brussels architecture firm. A self-taught painter, the main thrust of her work is the expression of feelings. Her technique is essentially acrylics to which are added plaster, mortar, cotton, etc. Materials which leave their mark on the story told [...]
Grégory Chiha was born in Algeria. His Lebanese grandfather and his father were both soldiers in the French army. After having born the full weight of the past, an exhausted Grégory now flies in the face of it. His art is a series of pieces from the great tragicomic theater of his existence. The artist [...]
Anne-Marie Casenaz designs her sculptures from simple, clean, basic geometric shapes. She chooses modular forms like cubes, with their right angles, and cylindrical shapes, to combine straight lines and curves. The artist favors this style, which brings out an immediate, elementary strength. She uses the rough texture of earth for its rudimentary appearance, reminiscent of stone. [...]
The son of a blacksmith, Lionel began working with iron at the age of 14, in the South of France. His sculptures of all shapes and sizes are the fruit of ideas and inspiration. Once he begins a piece, the sculptor finds it impossible to stop before it is finished. With determination and persistence, he [...]
The highly original Manon Richardin uses wallpaper as her medium. She portrays female body parts in felt-tip pen and acrylic paint. Some of her pieces seem more abstract when viewed up close, with their subjects becoming clearer as the viewer backs away. Her artwork is full of bright colors with strong lines and varied textures. [...]
Born in Quito, Ecuador, Fabricia has dual French and American citizenship. After graduating from the Ringling College of Art and Design in Florida, she returned to France in 1987, where she began to paint, exhibiting her work all over the country. Her pieces tend to be colorful, some of them recalling Guadeloupe, where she spent [...]
This collective of French photographers, who all studied together, was built out of a desire to move forward as a group. They each have their own style that complements one another. Their aim is to push their limits, with the aim of producing a living photograph. One member, Maud Dhillit, created a book dedicated to [...]
Born in Versailles in 1960, Stéphane was attracted to the two-color printing process at the age of 11. He used Indian ink to draw comic book characters, landscapes, animals and abstract graphics. He was particularly inspired by the architectural splendor of the Château de Versailles and its gardens. After many travels, he settled in Spain, [...]
Sculpting earth, plaster and stone, Daredjane creates figures with elongated slender and clean lines. The French sculptor of Georgian heritage draws inspiration from this mix to make her sculptures into completely original works of art. The silhouettes of her figures all remind her of her origins. She “hints at herself in certain builds, certain faces…” [...]
The photographer gives light a second wind by revisiting colors and places. His shots are extremely meticulous. They display accuracy and precision in their use of tones and contrasts. He “writes light” – the light that emanates from each individual. Cédric creates a rare moment for his spectators, inspiring silience in them as they enter into [...]