Christiane Guerry 1948 - EXPLOSION DE COULEURS

Acrylic on stretched canvas on a frame.
Work of textures and colors.

The artist Christiane Guerry has approached Aboriginal art and expressionism to convey a sense of freedom and metaphysical escape.
Using acrylic and paper, she brings to life a thriving field under a sky aflame, each brushstroke shining with positive energy.
It is an invitation to feel the impulse toward the unknown and to celebrate the ephemeral beauty of the moment.
This painting will embody inexhaustible dynamism in your interior, recalling the joy and spontaneity of nature.
Materialist style!
Vibrant colors!
Modern and Contemporary!
Unique and Original
Awarded artist
Delivery in a tube!

Born on July 24, 1948 in Grenoble (France) into an artistic family with a tenor father and an uncle who was a painter.
Gifted in 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 worked 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 now lives in Nice (Alpes-Maritimes) and Fréjus (Var). Her career spans several decades!
She has sold to collectors around the world!
Numerous prizes and awards illuminate her path!
Curious, she explores all media and has found her “paste” (style) and her painting themes! Forms, lines, vibrant colors evoking her emotions…
She admires Frida KAHLO, Alice NEEL, Camille CLAUDEL among women artists with atypical artistic and emotional journeys!
She likes TURNER, Van Gogh, CEZANNE, RENOIR, MATISSE, KADINSKI, Marc CHAGAL among men for the work and research in their creations!
With Mercedes Henry (a contemporary artist from Grenoble) she works with material and learns knife work. Mercedes nicknames her “The Painter of Colors”! Material, Colors and Light are her research across all her creations! She began exhibiting in 1968!

She regularly exhibits in various cultural venues in Grenoble and has an article in Le Dauphiné Libéré in 1980 celebrating Women’s Day!
In 1987 she moved to DIJON then to PARIS where she met Dominique from ART ET MISS with whom she still exhibits!
She came to Nice in 1989 and never left!
She exhibits in France and abroad, including the Sharjah Museum in 2005!
She consistently exhibits:
• at La Galerie Joséphine “La Petite Provence” in Denmark in Kolding
• at Galerie Arnaud Caron in Bielefeld, Germany
• at Galerie Artsper
• at Galerie Art et Miss in Paris 75003
Distinctions and prizes
• Gold Medal of CIBA, Paris, 1987
• Grand Prize of the Côte des Arts, Marseille, 1989
• Grand Prize of the City of Saint-Laurent-du-Var, 1991
• THEMA Prize, Monaco, 2015
• Two works at the Gemluc Museum, Monaco
Winner of several prizes: Arts Inter, CIBA, Monaco THEMA Prize, Grand Prize Saint-Laurent-du-Var, Grand Prize of the Côte des Arts

Notable exhibitions
• Grenoble: various venues (restaurants, Marandjian hair salon, Colbert Gymnasium) from 1968 to 1987
• Dijon, Caveau Gevrey Chambertin, 1988
• Marseille, 7th Grand Contest in homage to Jean Cocteau — Grand Prize of the Côte des Arts, 1989
• CACEL and Gymnase Club, 1989–1995
• Town hall of Corenc, 1991
• Racine Gallery, 1991
• Town hall of Tourrettes-sur-Loup, 1993
• Art et Miss Gallery (Paris), since 2000
• Sharjah Museum, 2005 (United Arab Emirates)