Christine Guillemin

Christique Guillemin's fascination with Giacometti is apparent at first glance in her slender silhouettes sprung from a raw, mineral material. She emancipates herself by experimenting with systems and staging that become characteristic of her bronze works, her one and only material.

Each sculpture, which she extends to the animal world, is the result of in-depth research on an attitude, a movement, a balance in a space that she defines. His creations tilt in mobile frames or are reflected in polished mirrors.

Instinctive, she is also inspired by nature to create small editions of furniture.

Christine Guillemin was born in Paris, in 1959.

She produced her first sketches for Villa d'Alésia with Jonathan Hirschsfeld in 1993.

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