The valley is rich with painters, photographers, sculptors, potters, engravers, writers, poets, and craft artisans. From the knowledgeable amateur to the well-known and recognized artist, they invite you to share their passion.
Numerous exhibitions take place throughout the year in the 7 villages of the Vésubie and Valdeblore. They will allow you to meet the artists and discover their work. In the meantime, travel and discover art within this small virtual Vésubian gallery.
Patrick POGGIOLI Freezing a movement in the coldness of metal, a heartbeat in a piece of iron, is what his hands try to do with these tools from bygone times, so that they do not fade into oblivion and rust…
Marie-France MELLONE Poet photographer, Marie-France invites you to travel through words and at the end of her lens. Fauna, flora, landscapes and verses are her universe. Come and share it.
Lyli COZZA From the idea to the hand, from the clay to the shape, from the brush to the image, from the material to the object, a whole journey through unique pieces shaped by Lily. In her hands, inert material is ‘sculpted’ and comes to life for the pleasure of the senses and your imagination.
Jacques HUTTLER handles shades in thickness in search of perspective, using large brushes as one would use a knife. Thus, a bipolar universe is discovered, sometimes solar and sometimes lunar.
Christian LAGARCE gives body to these flowers to the point that they resemble femme fatales ready to make you succumb to their charms…
Aline SOLA “Her inspiration comes from a deep love for Nature, ethnicities, animals, which she feels are magical. It is from Passion and Imagination that this eclectic work is nourished.”
Alain GRINDA Let yourself be taken into the Mercantour mountains through the tales and stories of Alain GRINDA.
Valmon AUDIBERT The artist’s sculptures are the result of a journey from the mountain to the sea and back. Valmon’s art is to discover what the common eye cannot see and to unveil it.
Jean-Marc RIBES Ink drawings. Remarkable work by Jean-Marc RIBES based on photographs.
KARISS “I take pleasure in expressing the emotions that the beauty of nature provides me. The light, the different shades of the seasons are the guiding thread of my creations.”
Marc ABRIAS “I will tell you about a country Where the language that speaks is beautiful And in the pretty wind marries The earth, the sky, the people here I will tell you about a country Where the language that sings is beautiful And in the pretty wind marries The earth, the sky in flowery bouquets.”
Yves RIBAUD A master ironworker by profession, the artist is now dedicated to painting under the pseudonym OM, his Buddhist says his “perfect” to be pronounced like the word man. Influenced by Asian philosophy, OM attempts to transcribe through abstraction, the images of the mind.
Laure BOETTO She paints wolves and dancers… Under her brushes, ballerinas come to life, a snapshot of emotions.
René LOMBARD Photographer hiker. He roams the Mercantour to capture what our untrained eyes do not always see. The beauty of nature.
Corinne SAUVAGE Sensitive to the beauty of landscapes, to the reflection of colors, a lover of harmony. Whatever the material, glass, crystal, clay, wood; I like to touch, imagine, discover, create.
Patrick TRASTOUR works his stainless steel plates with a plasma torch after hammering and gently molding them with his mass. The result is surprising. The painting acquires an astonishing holographic relief.
Mady Art Painting
André GORMOTTE Attracted by beings and their radiance, the painter willingly dedicates himself to the transcription of faces rich in features and expressions, some of which (Congolese, Schweitzer, Brassens, the clown, etc.) have been awarded and exhibited in international salons.
Lionel LECOURTIER Photographing the fauna, flora, and mountain landscapes has become a passion for Lionel. Discover his website, he invites you to dream outdoors.
