Amicale

Dostena Anguelova-Lavergne est journaliste culturelle aux DNA, enseignante en anthropologie de l’art contemporain à l’Université de Strasbourg et poète dont les œuvres ont été traduites et publiées dans de nombreuses langues. Depuis quelques années, elle  exprime ses visions poétiques par la peinture également (aquarelle et de l’acrylique sur canevas) participant à une série d’expositions collectives dont le Salon d’hiver d’art contemporain (Strasbourg 2016 et 2017, Elle ... Read more »

Des œuvres du peintre graveur Carlos Llas Ribes, couvrant une moitié de siècle à travers l’Europe et le monde, sont exposées à la Galerie du Palais de l’Europe du 2 au 27 mars. Il a étudié les Beaux-Arts à Varsovie dans les années 60, entouré de professeurs prestigieux tels qu’Artur Nacht-Samborski (professeur en peinture), Stanislaw Szczepanski (professeur en dessin et peinture), et Paolo Marconi (enseignant en restauration). En 1966, il remporte le Premier prix de l’Ecole des ... Read more »

Looking at my sculptures, having read a lot of comics and books of science and fantasy, you can guess where my inspiration comes from. My previous career as lighting director for television has undeniably influenced my choice of colours. I worked on many variety shows, as well as on fashion shows. My job also allowed me to visit museums and galleries, taking advantage of my work to study the works. Self-taught artist, I came to sculpture, but also to painting and photography, after having stopped ... Read more »

 I have participated in four peace exhibitions throughout my career as an artist. These exhibitions always gave my work a new impetus. So I would like to show in the Council of Europe (Agora Building, long brown wall) my triptych “Jerusalem,” I consider it a very important work of mine. It has already been exhibited in an international peace exhibition "Women call for peace" in the Andre Shiva Gallery at the Cuny- College for Criminal Justice New York, NY, in the Museum Katzen  - American ... Read more »

In my work I blend two passions: for buddhism and zen esthetics and for pottery. From the very beginning of my activity I was interested in tea pottery. If I remember well, the second vessel I made in my life was a teapot. My work opens eyes to the abundance of traditions and rituals resulting in specific pottery shapes and to variety of tastes, shapes and smells of teas from Japan, China, Korea and India. This blend resulted in my own pottery style, enhanced with centuries long traditions of distant ... Read more »

This collection of artworks is inspired by towns, towns which hold the memory of past generations and events, the towns which are dwelled by angels. They follow people and protect them; they may be happy, nostalgic or even sad. The multilayer glazing technique performed with oil paint fills the artworks with mysterious glow and transmits its energy to the audience. The size of the artworks is 80 to 60 centimetres each. The author, Ms Irina Paltseva, lives and works in Krasnodar, Russia, where she ... Read more »

Espace, lumière et atmosphère sont, pour moi, les points essentiels de toute pratique picturale. Ce sont donc ces aspects que j’essaie avant tout de retranscrire dans mes tableaux.

Les paysages reflètent mon observation de la nature, telle que je la côtoie au quotidien.

Mes peintures reprennent souvent les mêmes lieux. C’est ainsi - à travers les changements qu’ils connaissent en fonction du temps, de la saison ou du moment de la journée - que j’explore le sujet. Ces moments ... Read more »

Natalija Miladinovic was born in 1988 in Belgrade. She graduated from the Faculty of Applied Arts in Belgrade in 2014, at the Department of Applied Painting. She shows her art through painting, drawing, photography, and sculpture. She successfully creates in each discipline, where numerous exhibitions confirm her commitment. Still, painting and photography are the two artistic expressions that are closest to her sensibility and within each, she manifests her full potential. The fact that she transferred ... Read more »

Enracinés dans deux terres, deux cultures, à la croisée de l'orient et de l'occident, mes bijoux puisent leur force d'inspiration dans les éléments de la nature, mais aussi dans ma double culture. L'eau, la terre, le feu, l'air, les quatre-saisons, la rencontre de l'orient et de l'occident se retrouvent dans mes créations. Cristal de roche, perle de culture, corail, pierre de lave, péridot, améthyste et bien d'autres pierres naturelles racontent par leur couleur, leur lumière et leur vibration ... Read more »

Des photographies en noir et blanc en guise d’invitation à une flannerie visuelle et poétique, qui emmène le lecteur du détroit de Gibraltar à New York, en passant par les rives de la mer Egée, les toits de l’opéra d’Oslo et la gare de Strasbourg. Instants de vie, grands espaces, street views, un voyage intense avec trois grands photographes qui partagent leurs regards sur le monde : Cihan Serdaroglu, Günther Berthold et Yvon Buchmann. Editrice de ces trois photographes, je soumets ... Read more »

LUIS BELTRAN was born in Spain in 1949. He has dedicated his entire life to architecture, field in which he has stood out with many important projects and international competitions. He has also been a Professor at the Universidad Politécnia de Madrid (Politecnic University in Madrid) for more than 30 years. Always fond of art drawings, it was only several years ago when he started to develop his passion for drawing as a watercolor artist. He draws what he sees, combaining his architectural taste ... Read more »

Born on 15 November 1967 at Chalon sur Saône, Sebastian PELLETIER-PACHOLSKI makes its photographic debut in childhood.

He returns to photography in 2013, after having left aside his film cameras for years in order to invest time in the education of 3 children.

After many trials and errors in various photographic fields, he specializes in street photography.

Whilst being inspired by photographers like Robert Doisneau, Willy Ronis, William Klein, Vivian Mayer or Henry Cartier Bresson as ... Read more »

This exhibition project was born from a book, produced with Nicolas Messner, photographer, author, judoka and director of "Judo for Peace". Trips across the 5 continents, (to choose from) 380 photos of sublime landscapes, encounters with men and women, and in common thread, judo and the values defended by this sport practiced by millions of people on the tatami from around the world. Follow the author, professional photographer and black belt himself, with his engaged gaze focused on the wonders ... Read more »