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Born in 1966 in Paris, France, of Russian, Swiss and French descent 1991, Ecole des Beaux-Arts, Paris, France Attended the Atelier L. Cremonini Studied lithography with A. Hadad Currently lives in France |
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"I have been painting since the age of four. I studied at the Beaux-Arts where I stayed at
the Atelier of the great painter Cremonini for five years. His teaching fascinated
me. He opposed the academism while he kept, at the same time, a humanist vision of painting and
a respect for the old masters. He told us about Vermeer for his modern sense of cropping and
composition (Vermeer would sometimes spend one year to find the organization of a
painting), about Pierro De La Francesca for the poetry of characters and their gesture,
about Ucello for the construction of space and colors. According to him, the great American
painters were Rothko, Pollock, Sam Francis and Edward Hopper.
From 1986 to 1995, [I painted] deserted and unusual places particularly evocative of the void.
Since 1996, [my work] has been re-oriented towards the body theme with a humanist approach
which combines the search of the self and introspection: behind the apparently insignificant images
of characters in an aquatic environment, takes shape a meditative thought on the deep
relationships between the body, childhood and absence."
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Presented by Michèle and Marc Ivasilevitch A&C - Projects, Paris, France |
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Selection of paintings from Guillemette Schlumberger |
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