WORKSHOP VISITS & INTERVIEWS
Annie Lunardi takes us on a journey to the heart of the Earth's bowels and deep gorges. She creates from old or weathered supports. She dives into the abyss in search of the roots she's missed. And she finds them!
Free from academic rules, Vadim Korniloff expresses his emotions with spontaneity. His colorful figurative paintings take an oblique look at the world, moving us or making us laugh.
Known for her portraits of flowers and composts, Rachel Levy continues her studies of light and shadow in the manner of the great masters of art.
Whatever the format of her works, Saré offers us poetic and slightly burlesque scenes in which the personages are absorbed by play, music and dance. How good it is!
Vanessa Hié is one of the most talented illustrators in the publishing world and beyond. Alongside her work as an illustrator, she never ceases to create images with no specific illustrative purpose. She just needs to create, spontaneously, without premeditation.
Nature and popular beliefs animate Pascale Roux's works. Drawing, ink and embroidery blend harmoniously. Meeting at Salon d'Automne in Paris and at Potager du Roi in Versailles
