Vayu theertham (2015) Painting by Véronique Piaser-Moyen

Véronique Piaser-Moyen comes from the world of photography.

She is a traveler, she has traveled the Orient and Asia, from Saint Louis in Senegal to Bali. She has garnered a multitude of images, colors, lives.

Painting, which she has carried with her since childhood, naturally came to take its place alongside her other passions: photography, reading, writing.

Watercolor and acrylic appeared to her as the media that corresponded to what she wanted to say.


Her bouquets, her flowers are a challenge.
Its flowers beyond their appearance express emotions, fractures, sorrows, mourning, and also happiness, joys, life, and hope.

It is in this continuity of painting, photography and travel that a door in her opened after years of peregrinations.
India, where she spends a quarter of her life, has imposed herself in her work and it is "India in the face" that her hand and her brush have imposed on her eye.

This vision of India, his vision of India, are looks.
They are crossed women, bearers of humanity, joys and sufferings, freedoms and barriers, modernity and archaism.
Flower sellers, priestesses, workers, passers-by, gypsies, hijra, dancers, starlets, schoolgirls, they look at us and they call out to us.
Each of her paintings is a story that plunges us into the depths of what it is and what we are.
The emotion in us awakens and we feel what it expresses.

• Nationality: FRANCE
• Date of birth : 1955
• Artistic domains:
• Groups: Contemporary French Artists