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JEMA 2022 : The artist Clothilde Lasserre invites us into her ceramic studio
L’Office de tourisme – Seine Saint germain en laye – nous invite à visiter l’atelier de l’artiste plasticienne Clothilde Lasserre

Spring fair – Carquefou – from March 19 to 29, 2022
J’ai l’honneur de participer avec l’artiste Reine-Marie Pinchon au salon de printemps de Carquefou du 19 au 29 mars

Current Art Fair – Croissy sur seine – from March 12 to 21, 2022
THE SHOW ORGANIZED BY THE ARTISTIC ASSOCIATION OF CROISSY TAKES PLACE IN THE AUDITORIUM OF THE ESPACE CHANORIER. It brings together more than 40 artists from IIe de France; painters, sculptors, engravers, photographers, videographers. Find 10 interviews that have been carried out with artists exhibiting at the 2022 Salon on:https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCaMxTYTl_s2VNodmUdBdmdAMore information: https://saloncroissyartactual.fr Prix de la

Salon COMPARAISONS – 14 > 20 february 2022 – Grand Palais Ephémère PARIS
ART CAPITAL – SALON COMPARAISONS – GRAND PALAIS ÉPHÉMÈRE – Champs de Mars, Eiffel Tower– France International contemporary art fair From February 14 to 20, 2022 Opening by invitation on February 15, 2022 Clothilde Lasserre is one of the artists invited by the painter Jörg Hermle, head of the “Expressionism” group at the Salon Comparaisons
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.
