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« Si loin, Si proches » – L’Art A tous égArds – sept 22 > nov 5, 2023
A very beautiful exhibition in perspective with the works of Bérénice Fourmy and Clothilde Lasserre. Between part of shadow and light and the self the group, the 2 artists invite us to apprehend the balance of life constantly in question.
LE SACRE – La Roche sur Yon – 1>4 June, 2023
ne Biennale sous le prisme de l’enfance
Événement artistique incontournable de la vie culturelle cachanaise, la Biennale d’art contemporain revient du 11 mai au 1er juillet et expose 57 artistes à l’Orangerie et à la galerie du théâtre Jacques Carat. Le thème retenu cette année est celui de l’enfance.
Art trail – Les Ateliers de la Boucle – Atelier/Croissy – May 13/14 2023
Opening of Clothilde Lasserre’s studio, as part of the Ateliers de la Boucle art trail Ateliers de la Boucle art trail Open days at 59 designer workshops Chatou, Croissy, Le Vésinet, Carrières-sur-Seine, Houilles, Montesson The association Les Ateliers de la Boucle has been organizing its Parcours d’art for more than ten years, an event which
BIENNALE of contemporary art – Cachan – May 11 > July 1, 2023
ne Biennale sous le prisme de l’enfance
Événement artistique incontournable de la vie culturelle cachanaise, la Biennale d’art contemporain revient du 11 mai au 1er juillet et expose 57 artistes à l’Orangerie et à la galerie du théâtre Jacques Carat. Le thème retenu cette année est celui de l’enfance.
An artist, painter and sculptor
In Croissy, in the Yvelines département (in the Parisian region), Clothilde put her heart into setting herself up with oil paints, easels, and brushes in a disordered (naturally!) studio, which contains her plants and paintings, ‘her nature and art’. All around her, life in its many forms seems to intrude upon her activities and pervade everything, particularly her work. She—she says that she ‘peoples the solitude’ in her works—readily accepts this intrusion. Within the walls of her den, the artist’s solitude is inhabited by small tomato plants, groups of plants, all the jars of colour that make up her palette, and canvases, which are everywhere. Completed, incomplete, or blank, they form a sort of compact ‘crowd’ that inhabits the studio.