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\| Born in Buenos Aires in 1951, Manuel Cancel lives and works in Paris since 1981. The painter immerses us in a simple and so elegant nature. Endless stretches of herbs that sway and dance through the breath of the wind all in a shades of greens, ors and redheads. It plays with shapes, perspecti ves, volumes and reflections and brings us with grace to contemplate nature. Its soo thing, serene, original painting awakens in us the desire to escape and reminds us that nature is beautiful. \| Louise Frydman draws her inspi ration from the organic world. Her ceramic sculptures are touching, of a diaphane whiten	Bap! is the 1st Biennale of Architecture and Landscape of the Ile-de-France region.From	Prager . Zeichnungen .Drawings 1966-2018. Ed Distanz.240p October 2018.
Lire la suite \| Born in Buenos Aires in 1951, Manuel Cancel lives and works in Paris since 1981. The painter immerses us in a simple and so elegant nature. Endless stretches of herbs that sway and dance through the breath of the wind all in a shades of greens, ors and redheads. It plays with shapes, perspectives, volumes and reflections and brings us with grace to contemplate nature. Its soothing, serene, original painting awakens in us the desire to escape and reminds us that nature is beautiful. \| Louise Frydman draws her inspiration from the organic world. Her ceramic sculptures are touching, of a diaphane whiteness, which reflect the delicacy of the gestures of creation. The forms of her works are fragile and involve a great poetry. \|	Lire la suite Bap! is the 1st Biennale of Architecture and Landscape of the Ile-de-France region. From May 4 to July 13, 2019. Versailles is the city in which Bap! 72 days of exhi bitions takes place. Bap! proposes a dialogue between citizens, elected officials, architects, landscape architects, urban planners and creators to invent the city of tomorrow. To think of a harmonious marriage between the city and nature. Bap! offers 6 exceptional places for 6 major exhibitions. Bap! organi zes a multifaceted series of meetings and events throu ghout the Biennale. Bap! wants to make the Biennale a celebration of the senses and the spirit for all audiences. Installation by Didier Fiùza Faustino "Lampedusa" www.bap-idf.com	Lire la suite Prager . Zeichnungen .Drawings 1966-2018. Ed Distanz.240p October 2018. Heinz-Guünter Prager (b. 1944 in Herne; lives and works in Cologne and Plomeur, France) is one of the most important sculptors of his generation. In his sculptures, he inquires into basic issues of space, with his central themes being line, the body, weight, and location. Prager’s works are always accompanied by theoretical considerations; he leaves almost nothing up to chance. Along with his sculptural oeuvre, the artist has also created an equally fascinating body of drawing work. The book comprises 120 drawings made between 1966 and 2018. The spectrum extends from sculptural considerations to highly refined articulations in various techniques such as pencil, ink, gouache, oil paint, wax crayon, and collage. www.distanz.de/en

	Sabatina Leccia

Sabatina Leccia is a French artist born in 1984. She studied history and archaeology at the Sor bonne / Paris, then attended the MA / Textile Fu ture course at Central Saint Martins School in Lon don. With a master's degree in hand, she works for Haute Couture in Paris at Marion Chopineau's Studio. Since 2015, Sabatina Leccia has been wor king on her own project. She creates sensitive, poetic and experimental pieces that invite you to dream. In such an industrialized, mechanized wor

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Sabatina Leccia

Sabatina Leccia is a French artist born in 1984. She studied history and archaeology at the Sorbonne / Paris, then attended the MA / Textile Future course at Central Saint Martins School in London. With a master's degree in hand, she works for Haute Couture in Paris at Marion Chopineau's Studio. Since 2015, Sabatina Leccia has been working on her own project. She creates sensitive, poetic and experimental pieces that invite you to dream. In such an industrialized, mechanized world, the desi gner uses embroidery as her main medium to evoke time, poetry in our daily lives. She wants to bring a little slowness and softness by making handmade pieces and brodes.

www.sabatinaleccia.com

	Lars Zech

Lars Zech was born in Stuttgart in 1971. This ger man sculptor works with a chainsaw. This artist is rooted in the natural world that inspires him. Its workshop / a year-round campsite, simply equip ped with electricity and water on the edge of the black forest. Lars zech sculpts wood by digging inside trunks that are cut down because they are sick, or because they are too old, or broken by bad weather. Some of them are three hundred ye ars old. It brings trees back to life in the form of

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Lars Zech

Lars Zech was born in Stuttgart in 1971. This German sculptor works with a chainsaw. This artist is rooted in the natural world that inspires him. Its workshop / a year-round campsite, simply equipped with electricity and water on the edge of the black forest. Lars zech sculpts wood by digging inside trunks that are cut down because they are sick, or because they are too old, or broken by bad weather. Some of them are three hun dred years old. It brings trees back to life in the form of bowls, benches, coffee tables, stools, sculptures... it is a way to revive the strength, energy and majesty of a by gone era. They are sometimes finished with fire, oiled, which makes them resistant and durable.

www.larszech.com

	Mart Schrijvers

Mart Schrijvers studied landscape design in Vilvo orde, Belgium, moved to Berlin in the mid-1990s to work as a landscape architect in urban develop ments. In 1998, she discovered Gascony, in Fran ce and became very involved in the French cera mic-art scene. After training in turning and ena melling techniques at the CNIFOP in Puisaye, the artist has been working as a potter for a beautiful decade. In 2003, Mart Schrijvers created his own workshop in the Gers countryside. In 2003, Mart

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Mart Schrijvers

Mart Schrijvers studied landscape design in Vilvoorde, Belgium, moved to Berlin in the mid-1990s to work as a landscape architect in urban developments. In 1998, she discovered Gascony, in France and became very involved in the French ceramic-art scene. After training in turning and enamelling techniques at the CNIFOP in Puisaye, the artist has been working as a potter for a beautiful decade.

In 2003, Mart Schrijvers created his own workshop in the Gers countryside. Her porcelain biscuits are accumu lations of turned elements, led to efflorescence. Under the fingers of the ceramist Mart Schrijvers, dozens of porcelain biscuit petals and cells bloom. Unique crea tions born of the great patience of repeating the same gesture.

www.mart-schrijvers.net

	Alex Arnaoudov

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Alex Arnaoudov

Alexander Arnaoudov was born in 1974 in Bulgaria. He trained as a photojournalist at America University in Bugaria. Then lived two years in Boston / USA, worked at the Panopticon Gallery and met great photographers such as Ernest Withers, Lou Jones, Costa Manos, Bradford Ashburn. He is passionate about social and cultural documentary photography from all over the world, trying to make it a means of artistic pressure. He made an outstanding documentary on the conditions of Bulgarian orpholinates for Helsinki Watch Bulgaria. He also worked on the process of teaching English to Roma orphans in a Bulgarian orphanage. He has produced an exhibition entitled Places and Faces of Bulgaria which presents the Folkloric Tival Fes of Rozhen.

Since 2003, Alex Arnaoudov has lived and worked in Ealing in North-East Central London. Ten years he's been taking pictures of his local life, street scenes. He loves the street in all its forms, with his Fuji he walks aimlessly. Sometimes the walk is fruitful, the light and the captured moment magically unite. He loves the life that unfolds before him, which are unique moments.

www.alexarnaoudovphotography.com

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