Discover the contemporary work of RIGUEL
Origins:
Born to Melun in Seine-et-Marne (77), Riguel grew up mainly in Haute Sarthe, in the picturesque region of Alpes-Mancelles, near Paris. the border of Lower Normandy. This immersion in varied and inspiring landscapes has shaped me. his imagination and artistic approach.
Training:
A self-taught artist, Riguel explores and masters several artistic disciplines, including drawing, painting, sculpture, modeling, stone balancing, design and conception. His atypical and self-taught career testifies to a deep passion and curiosity about the subject. insatiable for the visual arts.
Influences and Inspirations:
Riguel draws his inspiration from great masters such as Leonardo da Vinci, Salvador Dalí, and Claude Monet, each influencing a different facet of his work. For a touch of modernity; and fun, Bruno Graffer also finds a place in his artistic references.
Style and Techniques:
Riguel's work is characterized by a mixture of realism, figurative and surrealism. This unique combination allows us to create works that are unique. both anchored in reality and and endowed with a dreamlike and fantastic dimension. Riguel uses various techniques to bring life to life. his artistic visions, making each piece unique and captivating.
ŒWorks and Exhibitions:
Riguel had the opportunity to play to present his creations in atypical places:
- Chez Lulu à agrave; Larré in Brittany, with Vincent and Laetitia.
- Moon Drinker, Vannes
- À la Cave au Lion in 2017 at Fresnay-sur-Sarthe, organized by Jean Gilles.
- Salon Le Corbeau d'Encre in Paris Fresnay-sur-Sarthe.
Current and Future Projects:
Riguel aspires to get closer to the artists of Saint-Céneri-le-G&eac;rei, a renowned village. for its community artistic. His goal is to devote himself fully to his work. art in all its forms: painting, drawing, stone balancing, stories and illustrations, as well as other forms of artistic expression.
Message or Artistic Philosophy:
Riguel is firmly convinced that "everything that makes up a man can never be transcribed, so let us contemplate the little that he offers us to see." This philosophy is reflected in his work, inviting viewers to explore their work. appreciate the beauty of nature and complexity of human experience, even in its most subtle manifestations.
