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After
graduating from Law School, taught in graduate schools then
worked in human resources until the end of the 90’s when
she joined the “Ateliers des Arts Plastiques of the city
of Lyon” and studied Tribal Arts in depth.
ARTIST STATEMENT
My free spirit approach to non formal painting allows me
to better adapt to Tribal Arts, my primary source of inspiration;
It allows me to dive intuitively, liberated, into the creative
process.
I use acrylic and mixed media, thus giving predominance to the
figurative Tribal Art of Black Africa where mystic and magic
tie the object to nature, like the visible world ties to the
invisible. My work can be seen as a quest of a cross-road of
aesthetics’ and the sacred provoking in us a liberation
of the learned to attain the Truth. My work is issued from all
forms of rational and calls for a collective memory where each
one can find his/her own niche.
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| RECENT
EXHIBITIONS
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- Galerie
Sainte-Hélène, Lyon
- Galerie
Atelier des Ombres, Lyon
- Galerie
18, Vannes
- Galerie
ECL, Gap
- Galerie
de Briord, Nantes
- Galerie
49, Angers
- Galerie
de l’Impasse, Lyon
- Galerie
Anne Cadres, Saumur
- Galerie
Anaïs, Lyon
- Galerie
Pigments et Matières, Pont-Aven
- Galerie
Spolnik, Val de Marne - Paris
- Galerie
Weider, Ste Anne d’Auray
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| CONTEMPORARY
ART SALONS |
- Salon
de la Jeune Création (Albigny)
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Marché d’Art Contemporain Espace Charenton, Paris
- Exposition
Art Contemporain Domaine de la Varende, Lyon
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| GALLERIES |
- Galerie
de Briord, Nantes
- Galerie
Anne Cadres, Saumur
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Asiafrica
2007
acrylic and mixed media on canvas
36 x 28 3/4 in.
(92 x 73 cm.) |
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Burki
Nwantantay
2008
acrylic and mixed media
39 3/8 x 31 7/8 in.
(100 x 81 cm.) |
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Monde
Invisible
2007
acrylic and mixed media on canvas
36 x 28 3/4 in.
(92 x 73 cm.) |
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