MADELEINE RAMPLING Cousin of Charlotte Rampling, the British artist specialises in painting, pastel, watercolour and oil painting. She excels at portraits. Her often intimate and figurative work combines delicacy and expressiveness. Madeleine Rampling continues to attract collectors. COHA Veronica Angie Cornejo Llasa is a painter of Peruvian origin. Her inspiration comes as much from her native country as from her adopted country, France. Her diverse and often vibrant compositions are created with acrylic and oil paint on canvas. A painter of Danish origin, Klaus Rune Hansen champions a minimalist art whose deeper meaning is thought-provoking. In the spirit of the Less is more movement! There are souls who give themselves the chance to live a thousand lives in one. JEAN-MICHEL BUCHE Cardboard, this material, a by-product of the over-consumption society that we throw into bins or onto pavements. He gives it a second life by shaping it, kneading it, working it. Or even by removing it to paint only the remaining traces. Works that go against the grain of everything being done today.

"Art is the means to immortalise one's thought." A French artist living in Spain, Monik makes colours sing and seeks to convey happiness, lightness and joy through her canvases. Depending on her mood and the tools at her disposal, she moves from figuration to abstract expressionism. Ambidextrous, she draws and paints with both hands. It is with motivation, determination and great emotion that she experiments and explores movement, light and the marriage of colours. It is an endless adventure...

Come and discover their acrylic and pigment paintings, conveying a masculine energy through plant-like or industrial forms. Geometric shapes that enhance the material. Françoise Danel's paintings draw inspiration from the female body or from stone. One can only create from what one is. Françoise Danel has made this phrase by Soulages her own: "What I do teaches me what I am seeking." Thomas Danel's constructed, structured work gives way to a sensitive and soothing emotion. In search of balance, both in his choice of colours and in the arrangement of forms within that given space that is the canvas, Thomas does not paint to express a message; he simply seeks to convey, through coloured forms, materials, lines, spaces, solids and voids, an emotion and a pleasure.

Explosions of colour at the gallery with our new Pop Art exhibition. From now until the end of March, the gallery offers a wide variety of paintings, sculptures and other art objects inspired by Pop Art and Street Art. Discover original works by artists such as Senz, Antovikto, Tito Streichenberger, Eric Mellerio, Philippe Bertho, and many more... and find the piece that will fit perfectly with your interior. Screen printing, collage, acrylic painting, metal... an exhibition of bold, vibrant, colourful works. 

Kedz is a painter and sculptor who uses the ancestral techniques of the dot and of texture through curves and circles, symbols of infinity. Various pigments are applied to supports such as canvas, fibres, wood and bark... to enhance the material and evoke the spirit of the living through often natural or recycled materials. Terra Mea Ceramics creates ceramics inspired by the beauty and simplicity of nature. Terra Mea Ceramics was founded by Neu Falguera and Jon Runsten in 2018. Their collaborative work focuses on creating unique ceramics in natural, earthy tones that reflect the beauty of the Provençal landscape. Soft, organic pieces carefully handmade with stoneware clay and glazed using mainly locally sourced minerals, bringing out unique colours and textures.

As part of the Partage des Arts Festival, come and meet more than 100 artists gathered at the heart of the largest art galleries in L'Isle-sur-la-Sorgue. 

An encounter between two artists. Teddy Follenfant, a former microbiologist and agro-economist, an author recognised for his works on sustainable development, a former journalist for BMF Radio and presenter for RCF Vaucluse, has recently reinvented himself as a research artist. Through his art, Follenfant now explores a world where strength mingles with vulnerability, making each work a mirror of introspection. His latest creations, notably the "scars series", perfectly embody this introspective approach. Inspired by Kintsugi, Follenfant adopts a philosophy in which imperfections and the marks of time are not only accepted but celebrated. Sunmi Kim, a Korean artist, explores the relationship between form, colour and space, inviting introspection through her works. Using a variety of media such as painting, sculpture and installation, she blends Western and Eastern artistic currents. Her work, which questions the relationship between self and others, creates connections and invites the viewer to active participation. Her works, blending meditation and meticulous techniques, offer depth and a reflection on identity and communication. 

Marie is a versatile artist, painter and art therapist, a graduate of the École Supérieure des Arts Modernes. She began her career illustrating nursery rhymes and decorating a paediatric ward at the Robert Debré hospital. In 2000, she co-founded the workshop-boutique "Dis bonjour à la Dame" where she designed both series objects and unique pieces. A few years later she became independent, settling into her Parisian studio to devote herself to her own creations. It was then that she collaborated with Hachette to illustrate the covers of Stefan Zweig. Marie exhibits her works in various places in France, and recently abroad for the "Pink Art Faire" in Seoul. For the past 8 years, she has practised art therapy, notably for the Rose Up association which supports women with cancer. Her motto: "If you could say it in words, there would be no reason to paint it" (Edward Hopper). *www.art-therapie-marie.fr

We can't wait to celebrate this opening and share together a moment of art and pleasure! The Nouvel ART SHOWROOM team

Digitised, pixelated, transformed, printed photography. Recycled poster. Salvaged canvas. Scanned drawing. Paint, marker, glue. The mixing of these motley media, drawn as much from his archives as from the street, contributes to the creation of his collages with their many layers. The pieces are both complex and deeply symbolic, full of clues that invite the viewer to begin their own inner dialogue in connection with the works.