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- Véronique GUILLET
Véronique GUILLETThere are 9 products.
Veronique Guillet is a painter from Strasbourg, where she spent his childhood. Then she settled in Brittany near Nantes, on the banks of the Loire river wilderness where the sea is never far away.
This close relationship with the marine environment will develop over time a universe of abstract pictorial borrowing emotion and sensitivity.
His definition of abstract art is close to Michel Seuphor cited in the introduction to chapter "Origins of the development of abstract art" by Michel Ragon, "I call abstract art any art that contains no point, no mention of observed reality, this reality is or is not the starting point of the artist. "
Abstract painting is a way for her to leave room for imagination and a fascination for the sea and the journey leads to the landscape here and elsewhere.
Veronique Guillet is a passionate self-taught artist! Married or contrast colors, brushes and knives to run for her gestures are liberators, because his works are often a reflection of his emotions with a backdrop of buried memories.
This close relationship with the marine environment will develop over time a universe of abstract pictorial borrowing emotion and sensitivity.
His definition of abstract art is close to Michel Seuphor cited in the introduction to chapter "Origins of the development of abstract art" by Michel Ragon, "I call abstract art any art that contains no point, no mention of observed reality, this reality is or is not the starting point of the artist. "
Abstract painting is a way for her to leave room for imagination and a fascination for the sea and the journey leads to the landscape here and elsewhere.
Veronique Guillet is a passionate self-taught artist! Married or contrast colors, brushes and knives to run for her gestures are liberators, because his works are often a reflection of his emotions with a backdrop of buried memories.
