Clotilde Hulin-Quarez

Painter from the North of France born in 1957, Clotilde Hulin Quarez grew up in a creative environment, in contact with nature. Nourished by the discovery of photography and then digital painting, she took courses at the Beaux-Arts, including courses in live models with Roger Frezin. 

Mother of 4 children, she worked as an industrial psychologist, then as a company manager for 10 years. Since 2015, she has devoted herself entirely to painting, traveling between abstract and figurative themes that have always inspired her: nature and landscapes, horses, faces and portraits.

Since 2016, she regularly exhibits her paintings, notably in 2018 at a solo exhibition on the theme of horses, from 2018 to 2020 at the Salon Historique d'automne in Paris, at the end of 2018 at the New York Art Gallery, from May to October 2019 in China at the Museum of the City of Arts in Xi'an, then in the International Art Gallery for Youth and in 2020 at the National art center in Tokyo.

His works are offered on Artsper Saatchi Singulart and Barisardo. They can also be found in private collections in China and France.