Francis GUERRIER is a contemporary artist with multiple talents. Son of artist Raymond Guerrier and sculptor and ceramist Francesca Guerrier, art has been present in his daily life since childhood in a profusion of forms.
Several experiences in the fields of theatre and dance have provided him with a training in scenography, another creative environment where light and movement are essential elements.
Nicola Zamboni is one of Italy’s most famous contemporary sculptors. A graduate of the Academy of Fine Arts in Bologna, he is an all-round sculptor whose works are located in Italy and further afield, from Austria to the United States. Former President of Fine Art of Brera, he has worked for several years with his…
Giuliano Mancini, was an artist and sculptor of great talent. Born in Rome and settled in Saint-Paul de Vence from 1973, he sadly passed away on April 7, 2015. Very attached to Saint-Paul de Vence where he lived for more than 40 years, Giuliano Mancini left several sculptures in the village including “The Cat”, with its…
Artist and full-time citizen, Louis Dollé is also a teacher, curator, musician, author and… talent scout. Unclassifiable, Protean and sometimes perplexing, his art, at once rustic and conceptual, is like its author : paradoxical. Précédent Suivant
Gérard Economos was born in Paris in 1935. He studied architecture for a few years and devoted himself to painting in 1958. His meeting with Jean Cocteau was decisive. He illustrated many works by writers such as Jean Cocteau, Jean Giono, Yves Navarre, Henry Queffelec, Lawrence Durrell, Roger Peyrefitte as well as Nobel prize-winners. In…
Heidi Melano was an unassuming woman and a talented artist who dedicated her life to an ancient art form – mosaics. From the 1970s, after having produced several artworks in her youth, Heidi worked for years alongside her husband Lino and devoted herself to great artists such as Fernand Leger and Marc Chagall. Heidi also…
Piero Sbarluzzi is one of Italy’s most exceptional sculptors. Heir to the great Tuscan Renaissance ceramists, of that generation at the start of the fifteenth century, who alternated terracotta, marble and bronze, “he learned his trade in the workshop, where he developed a strong and accomplished manual ability, like Leonardo, Michelangelo, Raphael,” said Vittorio Sgarbi….
