SOLO SHOW - FRANÇOISE ABRAHAM from October 29 to November 20, 2022 Galerie Deza Roanne 11 rue Alexandre Roche, Roanne, 42300. The artist Françoise Abraham is an artist who exhibits and sells internationally, she has been represented by Galerie Deza since 2020 Françoise Abraham has been dancing since the age of six, trained by the professors of the Paris Opera, in classical dance. She discovered contemporary dance very quickly: she was forever marked by the symbiosis of life in motion. Form in space with fantasy, exuberance, lightness, roundness and humor. This, in a nutshell, is the personality of his work. She retains from this period, the discipline of methodical work of a classical training supplemented by an unbridled spirit necessary for contemporary dance. These qualities are found in her sculpted work in which she puts her imagination and her imagination at the service of a solid technique, acquired in the workshops of Italian and Parisian artists. Françoise makes her sculptures dance. Demanding, rigorous, she obtains tense shapes full of sensuality. Her female characters propel themselves through space with speed and energy. And curiously, although she likes to cultivate her curves, her sculptures show an astonishing lightness, with in addition, a touch of elegance, an ounce of humor out of balance, which suits them perfectly. The patinas of the surprisingly colored bronzes play with the light to give an extra shine to these beautifully smooth pieces. Their roundness attracts the hand and the touch. Naturally the colored resin, personal technique developed by Françoise, allows fantasy and gives free rein to her imagination overflowing with fertility. Strengthened by this new field of creativity, these colored resins tinted in the mass are unique in the art market, with an always original decor and a touch of madness. She continues her permanent research with accessories that accompany her characters and bring even more her expression of a reflection on our freedom. Between technical mastery and creativity, Françoise Abraham knows how to preserve this brilliant little spark that gives life another flavor.