Galerie Les Dilettantes, Rue du Grand-Pont 17, 1950 Sion
Lionel Bardet
Lionel Bardet's work is part of the codified and referenced art of ornithological representation.
Lionel Bardet's work is part of the codified and referenced art of ornithological representation.
Lionel Bardet
Lionel Bardet's work is rooted in the codified and referenced art of ornithological representation. Fascinated by birds and naturalist illustration since childhood, he naturally reinterprets the codes for his own creations.
A lover of encyclopedias and old naturalist works, he collects lithographs, engravings and paintings from the 19th century, from which he takes the static poses and often minimalist settings. If these old ornithological plates are indeed a source of inspiration, he modernizes their representations by using shades that are sometimes brighter - not to say flashier - than those usually found in ornithological illustration.
While print techniques - notably engraving and lithography - are often used in naturalistic representation, Lionel Bardet uses paint for his compositions, making them unique and close to the masters of animal painting, such as Robert Hainard or Archibald Thorburn.
A self-taught painter from the Vaud countryside, Lionel Bardet lives in the Lake Geneva region. His long experience of model-making has facilitated his artistic production in terms of precision. He presented his work in Sion (La Bulle) in 2019, as well as in Vevey (Galerie Lac) and Bienne (La Voirie) in 2020 and 2022.
Alexandre Landry
Interested in the many facets of craftsmanship, Alexandre Landry has been experimenting with wheel-thrown ceramics since January 2023. Particularly fond of curves and finesse, his quest for perfection nevertheless allows marks left by mistake to show through, as signs of uniqueness. A lover of everyday pieces, he enhances their sensuality with work that stimulates the pleasure of the eyes, hands and lips alike. And he encourages us to use them without moderation.
Alexandre Landry has mainly exhibited in Biel, notably at the Sporenöffnung, Espace libre, in 2024, and at the Keramik börse, studio à la cave, in 2023.
Note: This text was translated by machine translation software and not by a human translator. It may contain translation errors.
Lionel Bardet's work is rooted in the codified and referenced art of ornithological representation. Fascinated by birds and naturalist illustration since childhood, he naturally reinterprets the codes for his own creations.
A lover of encyclopedias and old naturalist works, he collects lithographs, engravings and paintings from the 19th century, from which he takes the static poses and often minimalist settings. If these old ornithological plates are indeed a source of inspiration, he modernizes their representations by using shades that are sometimes brighter - not to say flashier - than those usually found in ornithological illustration.
While print techniques - notably engraving and lithography - are often used in naturalistic representation, Lionel Bardet uses paint for his compositions, making them unique and close to the masters of animal painting, such as Robert Hainard or Archibald Thorburn.
A self-taught painter from the Vaud countryside, Lionel Bardet lives in the Lake Geneva region. His long experience of model-making has facilitated his artistic production in terms of precision. He presented his work in Sion (La Bulle) in 2019, as well as in Vevey (Galerie Lac) and Bienne (La Voirie) in 2020 and 2022.
Alexandre Landry
Interested in the many facets of craftsmanship, Alexandre Landry has been experimenting with wheel-thrown ceramics since January 2023. Particularly fond of curves and finesse, his quest for perfection nevertheless allows marks left by mistake to show through, as signs of uniqueness. A lover of everyday pieces, he enhances their sensuality with work that stimulates the pleasure of the eyes, hands and lips alike. And he encourages us to use them without moderation.
Alexandre Landry has mainly exhibited in Biel, notably at the Sporenöffnung, Espace libre, in 2024, and at the Keramik börse, studio à la cave, in 2023.
Note: This text was translated by machine translation software and not by a human translator. It may contain translation errors.
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