27 august > 2 september

Exhibition at the Lavoir Vasserot - Véronique Angelvin Wallace

Name: Exhibition at the Lavoir Vasserot - Véronique Angelvin Wallace
Start: 2026-08-27
End: 2026-09-02
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Cultural
Exhibition
Painting
Sculpture
Various arts

Lavoir Vasserot, Rue Quaranta, 83990 Saint-Tropez

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For the past fifty years, I have explored various media in my work. I have always been drawn to organic forms, highlighted by light.

Jean Arp, in his more contemporary work, found expression through assemblage—a process rooted in experience, whether realistic or intuitive, and informed by the world of abstraction. This one-of-a-kind exhibition brings together 50 years of work during which I have explored various techniques: marble in Pietrasanta (Italy), bronze in San Francisco, lithography in Paris, and ceramics in Biot. My work is intended to be a potential opening. I draw inspiration from organic forms, the rhythms of life, and the artist’s living expression within a single work. A work that invites contemplation and reflection on light and form.