Shows & Exhibitions
Our gallery in the 8th arrondissement of Paris welcomes you with thematic exhibitions throughout the year. An opportunity to discover the works of our artists in all their splendour.
Pichon, Fortgens, Reichel
November 13 - December 24, 2014
The distinguishable lenticular prints of Barbies by Cécile Plaisance are now part of very high end collections, making her a must have artist now! The evanescent silhouettes from Hanna Sidorowicz fly between strength and softness while Florent Touchot finds inspiration in the urban life diversities and paces.
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Sidorowicz, Plaisance, Touchot
November 13 - December 24, 2014
The distinguishable photographs of Barbies by Cécile Plaisance are now part of major collections, making her a must-see artist now! The evanescent silhouettes by Hanna Sidorowicz fly between strength and softness while Florent Touchot finds inspiration in the urban life diversities and paces.
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NEW ARTISTS: WELCOME TO ENVIE D'ART, LONDON
November 5 - December 10, 2014
Cedrick Vannier is a french artist and a great painter of landscapes. The artist delivers fragments of reality though his paintings. In Amsterdam, Robbert Fortgens divides his works in 2 parts as the mind & the body or the action & the creation, the photographed figures and textured painted wood are clear, monochrome and bright. Back to France, we met a complete artist, Nicolas Dubreuille : graphic designer, sculptor and painter who creates outstanding biomorphic sculptures and geometric paintings that are reminiscent of the suprematism art movement. Helene Courset shows graphic and poetic paintings, with rythm and abstract themes. Her work asks about balance, form and meaning, duality which takes part in every aspect of life.
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Solo Show Edouard Buzon
September 11 - October 25, 2014
Edouard Buzon :
Both mysterious and sophisticated, Edouard Buzon’s world revolves around specific themes: the city, empty walls and remote landscapes.
Book launch on November 8th, the event will start at 4pm!
Edouard will sign his books: get something special for the artist you like!
RSVP by Nov 5th by email: geraldine@enviedart.com
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Biblioteca: GORNER, SIDOROWICZ, GISTA, NIEMAND
June 21 - July 26, 2014
Reinhard Görner :
The architecture, framed by the edges of the image invite the viewer to step into the space and follow the artist’s own imagination. Görner’s photos refer to the spacial vastness great architecture that has been celebrating throughout history, bringing to mind architectural periods room where beauty and tranquility meet.
Hanna Sidorowicz :
Her work is characterized by evanescent figures that appear to have existed for centuries. She paints in a constant homage to renaissance themes, libraries, Venice, ‘Menines’, scenes of plots and the pisa skyline.
David Gista :
Sweeping backgrounds, waterfalls of paint, isolated figures, piles of books poised as skyscrapers... Gista’s themes may change but his style remains easily recognizable: always very dramatic, evoking cinema-scapes.
Niemand :
This visual effect along with the different associations we all have with the music to be found inside these sleeves turns these photomontages in to personal voyages of emotions and memories. Making new connections through images and sound that has a different, but strong emotional meaning for all of us despite age, generation, race, or gender.
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Jean-Michel Berts, Guacolda, Mille
May 15 - June 27, 2014
The very specific and sophisticated technique of Jean-Michel Berts gives the incredible black and white of his photographs of cities, providing an unique, contemporary and timeless character at his work, while we love the inverted embroideries of Guacolda for their lightness and precision. Majectic foster mothers, the cows of Marcel Mille have a quiet elegance.
Learn more about the exhibitionPalladini, Cieu, Plaisance, Delorme
May 14 - June 27, 2014
The minimalist, sensual and sunny universe of Jeffrey Palladini leaves room for plenty of interpretations. The distinguishable photos of Barbies by Cécile Plaisance are now part of major collections, making her a must-see artist! Inspired by street art, Cieu paintings play with words and materials. Regarding Renaud Delorme artworks, it begins with a large numbers of retrieved objects on which he traces the outlines of a grandiose face.
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Gista, Sidorowicz, Gorner, Laget-ro, Niemand
May 7 - June 27, 2014
The evanescent silhouettes by Hanna Sidorowicz fly between strength and softness. The graphic and monumental photographs by Reinhard Gorner invite us into intriguing places full of mystery. Niemand, a Dutch photographer, reveals the graphic music sheets of a melodious library. The character who emerges from Thibault Laget-ro, ventures towards its freedom. Then, through its theatrical libraries, David Gista immerses us into his very own oneiric universe.
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Romy Wild, Kate Brinkworth, Corinne Dalle Ore
May 3 - June 14, 2014
Romy Wild :
She perceives the contemporary landscape to be metamodern, a position defined as ‘a continuous oscillation, a perpetual movement and changes between position and outlooks, metanarrative, a movement to the future.’
Kate Brinkworth :
Brinkworth started to collect and work from various small objects, chosen not to be overtly political or ideological, but have undertones from which the viewer may abstract their own opinion. The paintings are not intended to imitate a photograph, but to use the language of film and photography to create an image.
Corinne Dalle Ore :
Humorously, she uses offbeat sentences or details cut from magazines, which, once integrated into her paintings, give them a new lease of life. Between impulse and reflexions, her original associations form a coherent and harmonious whole and add to the liveliness and spontaneity to her work.
Cohen, Melagari
March 27 - May 3, 2014
Between abstraction and figuration, Carl Mélégari portraits come to life with an inimitable bruch stroke and touch. Manuel Cohen photographs make us discover the Zoo of Vincenne as we've never seen it!
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Gista, Sidorowicz, Gorner, Laget-ro, Niemand
March 13 - April 25, 2014
The evanescent silhouettes by Hanna Sidorowicz fly between strength and softness. The graphic and monumental photographs by Reinhard Gorner invite us into intriguing places full of mystery. Niemand, a Dutch photographer, reveals the graphic music sheets of a melodious library. The character who emerges from Thibault Laget-ro, ventures towards its freedom. Then, through its theatrical libraries, David Gista immerses us into his very own oneiric universe.
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Renaud Delorme, Nicolas Pichon, Luigi Visconti
March 7 - April 18, 2014
Renaud Delorme :
Renaud builds layer upon layer of found objects into portraits whose detail and subtly only emerges with distance. In his series of assemblage which seems chaotic he uses wool yarn, nespresso caps, bottle tops, carpet, gunshot cartridges... a great tribute to recycling: the Perspex and even the frame are wasted objects!
Renaud won the price of Adagp (sister company of Dacs)
Nicolas Pichon :
His work represents the "fun" side of art, a combination of all pop symbols brought together in a visual poem. Each centimeter square of his work is a reference to art history: all this accumulated forms shorts stories.
Luigi Visconti :
In La Havana (Cuba), "vertigo cities" 2011 series his lens is closer and presents a poetic and intimate view, at the heart of the city center where he snaps ordinary life scenes in an amazing place with old american cars and stripped plaster frontages.
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Cieu, Chevallier, Lafontan
March 5 - April 25, 2014
Inspired by street art, Cieu paintings play with words and materials. Traveler at heart, Philippe Alexandre Chevallier offers us with his photographs an unique and disturbing view on African wildlife, while Mikael Lafontan take us into a mysterious land haloed by fantastic lights!
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Mikael Lafontan, Katharine Le Hardy, Guacolda
January 16 - March 1, 2014
Mikael Lafontan :
His work is a quest to find a sort of visual scandinavian identity. his photographs depict a wild, almost untouched nature that seems quite remote. lafontan speaks of the strong link between human life and nature through his art. the lines and structure of his works are always very pure and carefully thought out.
Katharine Le Hardy :
Made across a journey in 2012 though Argentina & Brazil Le Hardy's works are a response to the landscapes she encountered. from the tree-lined rivers leading to the Iguazu falls and to the cityscapes of Rio de Janeiro and Buenos Aires these are startlingly beautiful canvasses, which merge the triumphs of the 20th century abstraction with the splendour of the south american scenery.
Guacolda :
Her work shows a great ability to assemble a large variety of materials: engraving, old advertising posters, sheet music, cardboard & whool yarn. She mixes, draws, braids to write another story of the icon portrayed. famous icons of the century, models, actresses or tribute to art history famous masterpieces, she creates new sorts of metamorphosed portraits!
Learn more about the exhibitionChampion, Oudin Gilles, Dawe
January 15 - February 28, 2014
Trained by the greatest, Charlotte Champion invites us to discover its fantastic bestiary! The panoramic photographs of Victoria Dawe present us 'cities creatures', urban fractals, as output from a kaleidoscope. Thorough and powerful, Elise Oudin Gilles compositions call us to contemplate the architecture of dreams.
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Buzon, Calmejane, Hoffer
January 15 - February 28, 2014
Worthy heir of Art brut, Silvia Calmejane artworks are spontaneous and incredibly strong. Both mysterious and poetic, Edouard Buzon revisits the urban landscapes with his own soft and sophisticated way. The paintings of Peter Hoffer are marked nicked, scratched, like the landscape itself.
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Visconti, Kilpatrick, Dalle Ore
January 8 - February 28, 2014
The so delicate artworks of Betsey Kilpatrick, a young British artist, airily touch the boundaries between form and colour. Paintings, texts, collages, icons, every towns and portraits by Corinne Dalle Ore are vibrant vivid little scenes! Luigi Visconti catchs the faces of the cities as an architect would draw a scale model.
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