Christiane Guerry - Dans la Nuit N°2

In this work, the artist Christiane Guerry sought to capture the vibrant essence of a field of flowers beneath a starry night sky. Using acrylic and collage from papers of different textures, she explored a space where Expressionism meets symbolism. Each brushstroke and every pasted element are a celebration of metaphysics, a dance between the visible and the invisible. The colorful, moving energy of this piece is there to illuminate every space, bringing a luminous and inspiring presence to your home.
Unique and Original
Work of materials
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Born July 24, 1948 in Grenoble (France) into a family of artists, with a father Tenor and an uncle Artist Painter.
Gifted at drawing from a very young age, she knew she would pursue a career as a painter.
At 18 she met Mercedes Henry, a Painter, with whom she would work for 2 years! At the end of their collaboration Mercedes Henry advised her to take flight, and she began to exhibit! Mercedes Henry nicknamed her “The Painter of Colors.”
After living in Grenoble, Dijon and Paris, she currently lives in Nice (Alpes-Maritimes) and Fréjus (Var). Her career spans several decades!
She has sold to collectors around the world!
Numerous Awards and Recognitions mark her journey!
Curious, she explores all supports and has found her “pâte” and her pictorial themes! Forms, lines, vibrant colors evoking her emotions…
She admires Frida KAHLO, Alice NEEL, Camille CLAUDEL among women artists with atypical artistic and sentimental trajectories!
She loves TURNER, Van GOGH, CEZANNE, RENOIR, MATISSE, KADINSKI, Marc CHAGAL among men for the work and research in their creations!
With Mercedes Henry (contemporary artist from Grenoble) she works with Matter and learns the use of the knife. Mercedes nicknames her "The Painter of Colors"! Matter, Colors and Light are her research in all her creations! She began to exhibit in 1968!

• Sharjah Museum, 2005 (United Arab Emirates)

She works on "Differences", the "Communities", the "Women Beaten", the "church milieu"... all these lives she has approached...
Haunted by Time that passes too fast, which slips away and frays like the work she undertook on Textile Arts (very new)