
Discover the contemporary work of Sylvie Graf

Sylvie Graf is a talented artist whose career began in 1986 with the exploration of pastels and plaster fabrics, before turning to sculpture in 1987.
As an organizer, Sylvie organized her first exhibitions in Marlenheim in 1988 and 1991, collaborating with other artists such as the painter Géfé and demonstrating a strong commitment to sculptural art.
During the 1990s, Sylvie diversified her artistic expertise by delving into store design and developing her painting techniques at through various exhibitions in Strasbourg and Marlenheim.
The 2000s allowed her to deepen her work through learning ceramics and welding, expanding her creative repertoire.
Since 2011, her works have been showcased in permanent and private international exhibitions in Switzerland, Luxembourg, and Belgium, illustrating the extent of her artistic influence.
In 2023, Sylvie continued to organize and collaborate with other notable artists on exhibitions in Marlenheim, captivating his audiences with constantly renewed creativity.
Sylvie's artistic approach is characterized by a profound exploration of form and movement, both in sculpture and painting.
Initially inspired by African art with its totems, large figures, and masks, she later ventured into the representation of female bodies and snakes, both together and separately.
This fascination with snakes naturally led to a study of scrolls, a motif that evokes movement and which she continues to explore with passion.
Sylvie seeks to capturing shapes that invite touch, favoring rounded, elongated, and smooth contours that encourage caressing.
In painting, she transposes this search for fluidity and dynamism into abstract works.
Her "Dynamic" collection illustrates this lively approach.
She also explores poetic themes such as the seabed, where abstraction is adorned with swirls and shimmering colors.
Sylvie expresses herself through a vibrant palette, infusing each creation with a unique visual vitality.