Artists to follow by Virginie Tison
Virginie Tison now offers a new section called “Artists to Follow by Virginie Tison“.
Discover new talents as they rise to artistic maturity:
CHARLOTTE PIVARD Painter
A painter by vocation, Charlotte Pivard began oil painting at a very young age (Martenot Method workshop in Sèvres) and continued her training in technique and art history. Over the years, inspired by the great masters such as Monet, Turner, Cézanne and Millet, the painter has developed a style that oscillates between the abstract and the figurative.
Since 2022, Charlotte Pivard has been President of the Académie Lyonnaise, representing some 100 artists, and has received numerous awards for her artistic work. Her works are regularly exhibited and belong to Private Collections worldwide (Tokyo, NYC, Sydney, San Antonio au Chili, Berlin, Londres, Bruxelles, Paris, Lyon).
Charlotte Pivard’s painting magnifies the representation of reality, coupled with a pictorial search for abstract colors. Within this attractive graphic of light and color, the real suggests the abstract and vice versa. Her works reflect the artist’s contemplation of the environment that surrounds her as she travels, and some of the beauty that fills her with wonder. Her “suspended” moments nourish Charlotte Pivard’s artistic research and she advocates the protection of nature. The painter’s new take on landscapes is a gateway to a whole new world of possibilities, with a different positioning, perspective and approach.
To learn more about Charlotte Pivard, you can visit her virtual exhibition and her social media :
LAÉTITIA TALLIO PIVAUT Painter
Laétitia Tallio Pivaut grew up surrounded by the arts, both in her family and in her circle of friends. The painter quickly developed a passion for drawing and painting. Laétitia Tallio Pivaut develops a pictorial language, deepens her knowledge and perfects her artistic techniques by studying Applied Arts, then attends the Beaux-Arts and the Université d’Arts Plastiques in Rennes.
The artist’s abstract paintings, only acrylics, explore unknown worlds by creating links between materials and colors. Laétitia Tallio Pivaut’s work is already part of private collections in France.
What makes Laétitia Tallio Pivaut’s work so unique is her dynamic gestural style. The artist’s mastery of materials and techniques allows her to compose her works with an instinctive approach, always guided by the balance of the elements. In doing so, Laétitia Tallio Pivaut creates abstract universes as unreal worlds out of her subconscious mind, moments of the psyche that she transfers into painting. Layers overlap, hidden writings are concealed in broad gestures, like a window opening onto another world. By challenging our imagination, our personal vision, the painter stimulates our awareness and appeals to our free will.
To learn more about Laétitia Tallio Pivaut, you can visit her virtual exhibition and her social media :
FLAVIE GREUET Drawer
Interior designer specializing in lighting design, Flavie Greuet has always been interested in understanding how the human body relates to spirituality. The French artist deepens her drawing practice as she develops her personal introspection, prompting her to review the key facets of her life.
Flavie Greuet’s artistic research reveals a hyperesthesia that drives her to perceive and position the world with increasing sensitivity. Since 2022, she has been taking part in group exhibitions with the Espace Artistes Femmes collective. Her works are already part of Private Collections in France and Switzerland.
For Flavie Greuet, drawing is a mirror of her understanding of the world, of others and of herself. The artist sees her artistic practice as a gateway for sharing her insights into human nature, experience and spirituality. The artist’s works thus identify the subtle nuances of the human experience. The drawings of the human figure are always of a spiritual and/or inner nature.
To learn more about Flavie Greuet, you can visit her virtual exhibition and her social media :
