From July 1 to 29, every day, from 11 a.m. to 7 p.m., the painter and sculptor Pierre AMIEL will exhibit his works at the Espace Saint-Jacques.
FREE ENTRANCE.
Pierre AMIEL was born in Perpignan, to a Chinese mother and a Catalan father. He spent his early childhood in Germany on the banks of the Rhine lulled by the epic of the “Nibelungen”, returning to the former capital of the kings of Majorca he frequented local painters and ceramists from the “Sant Vicens” Art center in Perpignan. It soaks up the Catalan light and colors that have attracted so many artists. At 17, after having studied drawing, Indian ink and watercolor, he took the plunge.
Oil painting will be his mode of expression. In 1969 and 1970, he exhibited in Deauville, then worked in Paris in the squats near the “Frigo” and attended workshops in the 19/20th century, from 1980 to 1983 within the group “Jeune Peinture, Jeune Expression” he participated at exhibitions in the large nave of the Grand Palais in Paris.
From 1984 to 1985, he exhibited in Vernon and Chartres.
From this date, he decided to no longer exhibit while continuing to explore his artistic universe, which gradually led him towards an increasingly abstract representation.
Installed in London in 1997, he considers, in the manner of ancient Asian artists, that his art has reached maturity. He therefore decides to show his work again. Several exhibitions followed in France and abroad and sparked numerous articles and interviews (written press, radio and TV).
Pierre AMIEL has lived and worked in Paris since 2002.
FREE ENTRANCE.
Pierre AMIEL was born in Perpignan, to a Chinese mother and a Catalan father. He spent his early childhood in Germany on the banks of the Rhine lulled by the epic of the “Nibelungen”, returning to the former capital of the kings of Majorca he frequented local painters and ceramists from the “Sant Vicens” Art center in Perpignan. It soaks up the Catalan light and colors that have attracted so many artists. At 17, after having studied drawing, Indian ink and watercolor, he took the plunge.
Oil painting will be his mode of expression. In 1969 and 1970, he exhibited in Deauville, then worked in Paris in the squats near the “Frigo” and attended workshops in the 19/20th century, from 1980 to 1983 within the group “Jeune Peinture, Jeune Expression” he participated at exhibitions in the large nave of the Grand Palais in Paris.
From 1984 to 1985, he exhibited in Vernon and Chartres.
From this date, he decided to no longer exhibit while continuing to explore his artistic universe, which gradually led him towards an increasingly abstract representation.
Installed in London in 1997, he considers, in the manner of ancient Asian artists, that his art has reached maturity. He therefore decides to show his work again. Several exhibitions followed in France and abroad and sparked numerous articles and interviews (written press, radio and TV).
Pierre AMIEL has lived and worked in Paris since 2002.
