Frédéric Senot de la Londe

Frédéric Senot de la Londe, a visual artist, was born in 1950, son of the painter Roger Senot de la Londe and a student of Louis Berthone Saint André. After his art studies, he left the capital for Maison Lafitte and then Argenteuil, where he set up his first studio in 1980. He returned to Paris in 1992 to establish himself in "Montmartre aux Artistes" in the 18th arrondissement.

While the term "artist" is sometimes overused, Frédéric Senot de la Londe truly belongs to the lineage of artists in every sense of the word. Everything about him is art: an art of love, an art of sharing, an art of joy, an art without limits... Through his collage paintings and sculptures, he demonstrates his keen sense of observation and his awareness of his surroundings. His puzzles depict scenes from our lives, and the organic, sensual forms of his sculptures remind us that emotions are our memories. He conveys his messages with both strength and gentleness, showing us what obsesses him: a better world.

The man is frank, direct, and straightforward. His piercing eyes offer a journey of truth and beauty. A strong and unpretentious character, evident in his latest work, "The Bull": the perfection of simplicity, the ultimate achievement of form, power and tenderness emanate from this major creation.