French Arts Factory

French Arts Factory is a separate gallery, the artists presented are artists of the matter, rich in their particular expertise. Thus, Ceramic, Glass roofs, paper Sculptors, Sculptors cardboard, straw marquetry, weavers, calligraphers ... will succeed in turn and amaze you. Their common? A mastery of the material in the service of an artistic approach. Frédéric Brière defines artists: "Artists are people who see things that others do not see the world and time around them, and they translate from a new angle through a medium. They show the human tragedy but also make resurface the fine to suggest that humanity can overcome. " So our artists excel in sublimating their materials. Their creativity, always guided by the glass, earth, fire, yarn, paper, is infinite. Be surprised when the paper is alloy, when the bronze ceramic, when the metal is lace cardboard, or when the steel is wood ... this is the journey that we propose. Accompanying French talent is an opportunity: the French gallery Arts Factory is also the specialty. You'll understand that its founders are gold diggers. For this first exhibition "An entry in colored materials," French Arts Factory presents three artists who will share with you their love of color. The work of Mireille Guerin is a link between past and present. This artist licier control the prestigious Technical High Lice the work Gobelins made known. She has the talent to accelerate the time to give us a very contemporary work. We are so spectators natural scenes, colorful, radiating us. Antoine Pierini, Glass Blower, installed on the French Riviera, working with glass since a young age. He managed to tame the melt while we seem irredeemably hostile. He even married the glass with volcanic rock as to encourage us to live in harmony with our environment. Thus, we find in his work interpretations of natural elements or sublimated objects. Mylène May, young visual artist already knows we carry, his paintings in three dimensions like a melody. They leave an imaginary field almost without limit where one creates its own stage.

Véronique and Gérard MOULIN, French gallery Arts Factory