Château de Fougères (2010) Painting by Sylvain Thieurmel

International artist, painter, visual artist, sculptor, luthier and cello musician, born in 1962 in Caen, Sylvain Thieurmel is at the maturity of his Art, or rather should we say 'his'. Arts, both expression of his talent s' expresses in many areas of artistic creation. He entered the university at the age of 16; Caen National School of Fine Arts, works there on painting, sculpture and engraving. At the same time, he will devote himself to learning violin making and restoration and becoming an expert luthier at the age of 25. Royal Opera in Stockholm and at the age of 33 at the Grand Théâtre du Liceu in Barcelona.
Recognized at a very young age, he was supported in 1985 by Jack Lang, Minister of Culture, to submit to the Royal Opera in Stockholm. INPI a patent of invention of a new sound system, to develop his creations of instrumental decorations, and will then be selected for the last salon of decorative artists SAD 1990 at the Grand Palais, avenue des Champs-Elysées in Paris, he will present his "tribute to Antonio Stradivarius" 34; : Thieurmel will make the small chin rest of the violin a gigantic table, his little tailpiece the back of the violin. a throne, bow a lamp which gives light...'the body of the violin becomes its home, I' lives in his house Thieurmel becomes a crazy luthier space and material to carve, to paint, the cello and the woman do nothing but a...that a...work of art: woman and women that he painted constantly in bodypaint and on his canvases.
He went to study gemmology in Madagascar to better understand stained glass and integrate its effects of light and transparency into his painting.
Post-modern and surrealist, Sylvain Thieurmel's brush, his line, his material, his color make his canvases vibrate from moderato to forte like l' bow on his cello. Thieurmel is an alchemist of the art.

• Nationality: FRANCE
• Date of birth : 1962
• Artistic domains: Works by professional artists,
• Groups: Professional Artist Contemporary French Artists