Posez un nouveau regard sur le monde avec les artistes de l’exposition Abstraction


Les artistes décortiquent, déstructurent, déconstruisent notre monde réel parfois insoupçonnable et imperceptible, pour l’assembler à nouveau et le reconstruire à leur manière à travers des compositions qui jouent avec les lignes, les arabesques, les formes géométriques, les couleurs, les matières, par aplat et/ou en superposition, en 2 ou en 3 dimensions… Chacun, avec sa sensibilité et sa personnalité, nous offre sa vision du monde.
L’exposition offre ainsi de multiples regards comme autant de façons d’appréhender le monde… Au gré de leur visite, les visiteurs découvrent des oeuvres originales, de qualité. Chacun trouvera sans aucun doute l’œuvre qui fera écho à sa perception du monde, son Abstraction…

Les artistes exposés

Martine BELFODIL – Rémy DONNADIEU – Alain FAURE – Véronique FROMENT – GILLES – ITI – Marylou JASZCZINSKY – Gilles JOUFFROY – Pierre Paul MARCHINI – Joedane RIBAUD – Marian SAVA – Diane SIMARD

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