Discover the contemporary work of Geneviève et Luc rockenbauer Vernel

Geneviève Vernel

Student of master Plasse Le Caisne, art weaver, she followed a course at the Beaux-Arts in Brest. She then specialized in the 1990s. the school of mural art of Versailles, in the Parisian workshops of Guigue and Locca, J. Lelevé, Atelier du number d’or where she learns ancient techniques the temperature, the paint to casein, ornamentation and application of gold leaf. Then she became an approved trainer for professionals.

Luc Rockenbauer

 Trained in textile design in 1977 in Lyon in the M. and A Nesme workshop, he completed a 10-year career in advertising. and                                                     publishing as a freelance hyper-realistic illustrator between Lyon and Paris. Then at From 1990, he was artistic director for the Publicis group in Switzerland. In 1994 he created the illustration for a children's book entitled; “ Maboul and Zofou » (Editions NL in Concarneau).

Wishing to express themselves on large and more lasting media, both created the AVR Workshop specializing in in the exceptional wall decor. Finesse, details, balance of compositions and development of refined colored ranges compete in their works. you can admire their works on their site www.atelieravr.fr

L'Atelier develops its promotion by participating in professional fairs, in particular those offered by Atelier d'Art de France (International Heritage Fair at the Carrousel du Louvre, Ob'Art in Bordeaux, Sultanate of Oman...)  

L’ Atelier carries out all the themes of trompe-l'oeil figuration: architecture, portraits, characters, landscapes, plant and animal compositions. His  two partners deploy in this discipline their complementary mastery of drawing, perspective, and coloring. They offer a rigorous methodology in the development of projects:        

« brainstorming » with customers,        

phases of sketches then models leading to a budgetary study,      

analysis of work materials with a view to implementing the technique which is respectful  media and their environment,           

careful creations served by an accomplished mastery of different pictorial techniques.