Galerie Arnaud Lefebvre
Christine Piot , France
« Clairs-allants »
Christine Piot, "Clairs-allants, Agitato 2023". Tempera sur toile, 97 x 130 cm. Crédit photo Christine Piot
Exhibition of recent paintings by Christine Piot titled ‘I call my paintings “Clairs-allants”‘, in connection with the light generated by color and the movement created by forms. How to stimulate the gaze to wander through colored spaces where spots, lines, imprints, etc., juxtapose and interpenetrate? Exploring, playing, rather replaying, from painting to painting, the attempt to suggest a universe that constantly eludes me, yet born from the encounter with the one in which I live and that shapes me. For a few moments, a ‘real’ environment is substituted by a blank surface where everything is ideally possible and which will deepen, clarify, suddenly come to life. Density or dispersal, compactness or tenuity? Seeking both tension and respiration, in a combination of colors that imparts a certain quality of light.” Christine Piot June 2023
Solo show of Christine Piot
From April 18th to June 1st, 2024
Rendez-Vous
Saturday 25 May 2024 from 5:00 pm to 6:00 pm
Meeting with Christine Piot
Paris, France 0143545523 www.galeriearnaudlefebvre.com
The gallery
The Arnaud Lefebvre Gallery began its activities in 1986. The period from 1990 to 2010 was influenced by minimal art. The gallery has often featured performances in relation to its exhibitions. Since 2010, the gallery has devoted a significant part of its program to female artists. The gallery recently paid tribute to the feminist art critic and historian Aline Dallier. Since 2015, the gallery has undertaken the task of recognizing the embroidery work of the Caribbean artist Hessie (1933-2017) and represents her artwork.
Gallery artists
Stéphane Bayard, Gina Birch, Bill Brand, Natalie Curtis, Agilé Gbindoun, Nicole Hassler, Hessie, Robert Huot, Marie-France Jean, Carol Kinne, Nadine de Kœnigswarter, Pat.h.Mart, Katy Martin, Helga Natz, Judith Nelson, Christine Piot, Noémi Pujol, Diana Quinby, Ned Richardson, Anne Saussois, Marianne Scharn, Eiji Suzue, Ryo Takahashi, Olga Theuriet
