Sylvie Andlauer-Baruch

Sylvie Andlauer Baruch is a French painter born in Alsace.

She still lives and works in her native region. His favorite theme is still life. She paints fruits, vegetables and everyday objects with great complexity in terms of color, shade and light.

She is part of a quest for realism and is always on the lookout for the smallest detail.

It is by inserting a multitude of small elements, such as a halo of light, an insect in flight or even a drop of water beading on a fruit that these compositions come to life.

This artist has the power to showcase ordinary objects so that they become extraordinary.

To paint these paintings she uses 100 percent artisanal and French-made oil paint, hence the brightness of the colors.

She often exhibits in her region but also in France and Austria.

She often participates in painting fairs: Lunéville, Nancy, Paris, Salon des Artistes de Provence et Méditerranée: obtaining "nominee diploma", Salon in La Garde for Franco-Belgian exchanges: obtaining "price of the arts coast" , Salon national des arts audois in Carcassonne: obtaining the "regional council prize".