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\| Alex Davis is an artist and a designer, who lives and works in new Delhi, India. His work epitomizes ‘India Modern’. One of the first to exhibit collections for Interior and Exterior spaces, he has set a bench mark for original and contemporary design. He has been showing his works through solo shows in various art galleries across India as well as at prestigious international fairs like Scenes d’interieur at Maison et Objet, Paris, Solone del Mobile, Milano and Abitare il Tempo, Verona. \| Robert Arnoux always had a love for "matter" and "mate-rials". His studies to become a geologist we	Neither would it be Arles without the Rencon-tres, which has brought the city, and region	Thomas Kiesewetter. Bildhauer by Thomas Kiesewetter. Editor Friedrich Meschede / Ku
Lire la suite \| Alex Davis is an artist and a designer, who lives and works in new Delhi, India. His work epitomizes ‘India Modern’. One of the first to exhibit collections for Interior and Exterior spaces, he has set a bench mark for original and contemporary design. He has been showing his works through solo shows in various art galleries across India as well as at prestigious international fairs like Scenes d’interieur at Maison et Objet, Paris, Solone del Mobile, Milano and Abitare il Tempo, Verona. \| Robert Arnoux always had a love for "matter" and "materials". His studies to become a geologist were just a way to continue indulging in his fascination for stones and minerals. Today, sands, mica, corindon, and rock crystals dress his people". \|	Lire la suite Neither would it be Arles without the Rencontres, which has brought the city, and region, to life each year since 1970, and brings photographers and photography-lovers from around the world together. The 49th Rencontres d’Arles will be shining again this year. It will shine in Arles with nearly 30 venues, some for the first time. This year, you are invited to cross space and time with a breathtaking, celestial journey across the ages. Photography is often the bestplaced medium for registe-ring all the shocks that remind us the world is changing, sometimes right before our eyes. www.rencontres-arles.com/en	Lire la suite Thomas Kiesewetter. Bildhauer by Thomas Kiesewetter. Editor Friedrich Meschede / Kunsthalle Bielefeld. 112p. march 2018. This book puts the spotlight on the sculptor’s creative process; included are early paper and cardboard models and full-size mockups made of wood and other materials. The selection of sculptures, including several recent works, makes for a focused but representative sample from Thomas Kiesewetter’s extensive sculptural oeuvre. www.distanz.de

	Lauren Collin

Lauren Collin is a young artist graduated from ESAG Penningen, who worked as an interior architect more than 3 years at the prestigious office Gilles & Boissier (The Chess Hotel, Revillon flagshipin Paris). At same time, she also develops her "bas-relief", carving watercolor paper with scalpel (surgical blades). Lauren Collin paper as a means of expression. Her cutting work proceeds by notches and gives rise to the thickness of the sheet, scales that capture light on surface. Then

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Lauren Collin

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	Lussou

After years spent working backstage in films, the-ater and opera, during which she assisted nume-rous sculptors, among them Marc Boulay for the Museum of Natural History and the « Cité des Sciences», Lussou now works solely on her own creations in her two favourite disciplines : Bronze and patinated terracotta. She enjoys working in extremes : her terracotta works are monumental, while her chiselled bronze are crafted with the precision of a jeweller. Her sculptures "Allegories"

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Lussou

After years spent working backstage in films, theater and opera, during which she assisted numerous sculptors, among them Marc Boulay for the Museum of Natural History and the « Cité des Sciences», Lussou now works solely on her own creations in her two favourite disciplines : Bronze and patinated terracotta. She enjoys working in extremes : her terracotta works are monumental, while her chiselled bronze are crafted with the precision of a jeweller. Her sculptures "Allegories" are both hieratic and moving, each detail gives the illusion of a gesture, a look, a breath ....

Damona

Damona

Roméo & Juliette

Allégories Groupe

Miss Rochefort

Spirale Bronze

www.lussou.com

	Lionel Roy

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Lionel Roy

Born in 1956 in Paris, Lionel Roy has always tried to achieve his dream «to shoot the perfect portrait ». He applies both his classical and shifted vision to actors shootings, architectural and landscapes pictures, music and theatre live performances, products packshots. Inspired by Newton, Lindbergh or Eggleston, he also find his roots in Mallet Stevens, Le Corbusier or Hooper artworks. Fan of Warhol, he follows his quest of the instant thanks to the Polaroid process.

In 2012, Lionel Roy created a serie of portraits featuring actors seated in an « Egg » armchair and named « The egg doesn’t dance with the stone » and released in the US Fashion Magazine Runway. Passionately interested in both traditional and digital technics, he constantly creates pathways between argentic and digital. The social networks allowed him to benefit from the largest international casting and to shoot more than 2000 women and men in all categories: sport, fashion, art, live shows, corporate but also a lot of anonymous people who have been strarified during one photo session. In Paris, he covers Design exhibitions, like «Paris Indian Summer", "Paris deco off" or « Les off Art&Design végétal ».

www.lionel.myportfolio.com

	Fabienne Colin

Fabienne Colin likes to paint, wade, hack. She likes to say that painting is a manual work of research that is practiced with the senses. Archi-tect of training, she has a taste for composed spaces, and the sensual painting which finds all its coherence when it creates a universe dream-like, alive, captive and cordial. She began by painting frescoes, "trompe l'oeil", while slowly maturing the desire to assert a more personal painting, in a reversal of events, painting that tak

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Fabienne Colin

Fabienne Colin likes to paint, wade, hack. She likes to say that painting is a manual work of research that is practiced with the senses. Architect of training, she has a taste for composed spaces, and the sensual painting which finds all its coherence when it creates a universe dreamlike, alive, captive and cordial. She began by painting frescoes, "trompe l'oeil", while slowly maturing the desire to assert a more personal painting, in a reversal of events, painting that takes its place now. Fabienne Colin rejoices with color, excessiveness, large formats, flowers in a word painting.

"Manisfeste pour une nature sensible"
Fabienne Colin exposes from 3rd to 13th july 2018
au 7 rue César Franck 75015 Paris

www.fabienne colin.com

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