Simone Fattal

Simone Fattal is a Franco-Lebanese artist and sculptor known for her unique style that fuses Western and Eastern influences. Born in 1942 in Damascus, Syria, and raised in Lebanon, she developed an artistic style that explores both abstract and figurative forms. Simone began her academic training at the École nationale supérieure des Beaux-Arts in Paris, where she was immersed in the rich European artistic milieu. His works were influenced by major artists such as Alberto Giacometti and Brancusi, thus enriching his approach to sculpture. After her studies, she returned to Lebanon and founded a publishing house before settling in California in 1980, where she continued to explore and develop her art.Simone Fattal's artistic style is characterized by an intuitive use of materials such as ceramic and bronze. His often imposing sculptures play with themes of mythology, history and poetry. War and peace are also recurring subjects in his work, reflecting his personal history with the conflict in Lebanon. His color palette tends toward natural tones, which gives his works an earthy, organic quality.Throughout her career, Simone Fattal has exhibited in world-renowned galleries and museums. His works have been presented at institutions such as MoMA PS1 in New York and the Musée d'Art Moderne de la Ville de Paris. She also participated in group exhibitions and collaborated with other renowned artists, which increased her visibility on the international scene.Simone Fattal not only left her mark on the art world with her expressive and powerful sculptures, but she also contributed to enriching the cultural dialogue between East and West. Her unique work continues to inspire and provoke, making her an important figure in contemporary art. His cultural and social impact is undeniable, attesting to the strength and originality of his artistic work.