Laure Roynette
L’âge d’or - Letizia Le Fur , France
Letizia Le Fur, L’AGE D’OR 08, 2021, Courtesy Galerie LAURE ROYNETTE
Laure Roynette is pleased to present from May 20 to July 17, the first exhibition of the photographer Letizia Le Fur, L'âge d'or.
Graduated from the Ecole des Beaux-Arts in 1998, Letizia Le Fur was initially trained in painting. Encouraged by the artist and teacher Valérie Belin, she quickly oriented her aesthetic quest towards photography. Her writing, with a very personal use of colors and a particular care for the composition is always situated between reality and fiction. Inspired by classical painting, fascinated by mythology and nature, she leads a reflection on the representation of beauty today.
In 2018, Letizia Le Fur won the Leica/Alpine Prize. She creates a carte blanche in the form of a road trip that will result in an exhibition at the Leica Gallery. The editions This is not a map published it in the form of a photographic road map. In 2019, she becomes a Leica ambassador. Letizia Le Fur is one of the residents of the Festival Planche(s) Contact of Deauville 2020, curated by Laura Serani. In 2020, she wins the 1st Prize of the European House of Photography for the Open Window competition. In 2021, Letizia Le Fur will be part of the group exhibition at the Musée des Arts Décoratifs, "30 women photographers fight against breast cancer", curated by Béatrice Andrieux.
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Rendez-Vous
Saturday 29 May 2021 from 2:00 pm to 7:00 pm
Signature of the monograph “Mythologies” Editions Rue du Bouquet by Letizia le Fur
75003 Paris, France +33 6 08 63 54 41 www.laureroynette.com
The gallery
Laure Roynette opens her gallery in 2011 in the Marais district. She represents the young artistic guard and supports the work outside the walls of its artists. Just a step away from the Picasso museum, the gallery represents today about fifteen performers, painters, video artists, photographers, "with more women than men" as some observers say... Laure Roynette likes to surprise her collectors and, making Robert Storr's expression "Machines à aura" her own, likes "works that stimulate, help to reflect on the vision of the world and perhaps even sometimes to change it".
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Gallery artists
Émilie Bazus • Léonard Bourgois Beaulieu • Jean-Baptiste Boyer • Géraldine Cario • Régis Crozat • Luo Dan • Julian Farade • Matthias Garcia • Luc Lapraye • Létizia Le Fur • Maxime Llorens • Laurie van Melle • Miroslav Moucha • Damien Moulierac • Anne Paris-Cindric • Louise Pressager • Zoé Rumeau • Julie Sausset • Nicolas Tourte • Clémence Veilhan • Mathieu Weiler • Brankica Zilovic
