GALLERIES 1 et 2 : AFRICA Visit the gallery 1
or Visit the gallery 2
In my paintings, you can often find the image of a granary door-occasional
including a Dogon couple standing above the door lock.
Graphic representations may be figurative-an animal or human character-or abstract
patterns. All are symbolic expressions of a concept : fertility, birth, death.
The stylized characters seen on these canvasses are masked dancers. Each dancer wears a ceremonial
robe, along with a wooden mask that represents a tree, a member of another
tribe, or perhaps an animal, such as an antelope, a buffalo, or a bird.
GALLERY 3 : LES INDIENS D'AMERIQUE Visit the gallery 3
Between the Colorado river and the Rio Grande, the land of the Hopi and the Navajo Indians...
GALLERY 4 : MIXED MEDIA Visit the gallery 4
Peintures à l'huile, cire et pigments sur toile ou sur bois.
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