NEW ARTISTS TO DISCOVER AND TO FOLLOW
Weeks 9 - 20 March
Thierry NIKOLAEFF
Born in 1967, living in Reunion Island since 2010, the aquatic environment is his passion. Through aquatic photography, he wants to harmonize the beauty and softness of women and the purity of water. The realization of each of his prints is unique. The sessions take place in the basins of Reunion Island (fresh or salt water) as well as in the ocean and also in the swimming pool.
Yuri Tayshete
Yuri Tayshete (1970, Ichikawa City, Japan) is a self-taught artist who works mainly with oil painting. By applying dynamic brushstrokes and fresh colors, Yuri creates intense poetic moments with simple ordinary subjects. Yuri currently lives and works in New York City.
Vladimir Tyuryaev
Born in Saratov (Russia). He has worked as an illustrator in magazines such as Elle Girl, Playboy, TimeOut. During his stay in Mexico from 2010 to 2015, he started to paint again. He works a lot in interior design, and prefers to use acrylic in painting. He currently lives and works in Moscow.
Jean-Noël L'harmeroult
It was at ELLE newspaper that he began his career as a Beauty and Fashion Photographer when he was only 19 years old, under the Artistic Direction of Peter Knapp. This career, which quickly became international, allowed him to work all over the world for the greatest magazines and famous designers for more than thirty years. In parallel with his exciting profession, he has never stopped painting, drawing, and producing sculptures on metal and Plexiglas.
Since 2009, his occupation is only centered on Artistic Creation, after having moved away from Fashion.
Florence Poirier-Nkpa
Florence Poirier-Nkpa studied Applied Arts in Angoulême. She taught Plastic Arts in Cameroon and then in Guyana where she also worked as an illustrator, graphic designer and model maker in publishing. In 2006 she moved to St Martin (French West Indies), focused on her artistic practice and founded the HeadMade Factory Artists Collective in 2010.
Pierangelo Rosati
Pierangelo Rosati lives and works in Bologna (Italy). Fascinated from an early age by painting as an expression of a "shipwreck" of everyday life, he has always tried to confront the historical avant-garde through a language that is nevertheless free of ideologies and judgements.
Nicolas Sarazin