A self-taught artist from a nursing background, Sylvie works the land with care and delicacy. His main inspiration lies in the animal world, in particular the marine world, which dominates his creations.
Its distinctive style is based on the delicate technique of raku, a form of Japanese ceramic art involving rapid firing at high temperatures. Each work highlights the importance of marine beings in our ecosystem. Sylvie strives to give each sculpture a unique personality while emphasizing the beauty of each animal.
Laurence Nolleau, born in 1963, is an artist deeply marked by the glamor of fashion, whose icons she diverts to create striking neo-expressionist portraits. Armed with her knife, she carves her faces with energy, using bright colors and hypnotic looks to capture the intensity of her subjects. Her work reflects a unique blend of glam'rock influences and expressionism, where each portrait tells a strong visual story.
In 2016, his exploration of Optical and Kinetic Art led him to create interactive wall sculptures in mirror-polished stainless steel. Inspired by techniques borrowed from Vasarely's Op Art, she pushes visual perception to its limits by playing with optical illusions. By drawing and sculpting metal with rare sensitivity, Laurence succeeds in giving her works exceptional graphic purity, making each one a unique visual and sensory experience.
Depuis toujours, la mer fascine les artistes. Elle attire, apaise, inquiète parfois. Elle est à la fois paysage, matière, horizon et mouvement. D’une époque à l’autre, les peintres, sculpteurs et photographes n’ont cessé de revenir vers elle, cherchant à saisir ce qui, par nature, échappe au regard : son mouvement perpétuel, ses changements de lumière, ses silences et ses tempêtes.
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