Agathe Lemaire Thalazac

Trained at the Beaux-Arts in Paris at Yankel, Agathe Lemaire Thalazac began painting in 1969. She lives and works in Paris. Like Satie and Kandinsky, she abolishes all classification, all hierarchy imposed by civil servants and their sad view of art, their absolute reference being money and the laws of marketing. Being apolitical, it is in line with the Bauhausians, who are Tristan Tzara, Hans Arp, Hans Richter, Franz Marc, Paul Klee & Kandinsky and its yellow sound. Sounds have a correspondence with colors. Today, she considers that repression and the stifling of all authentic cultural life reign. From 1995, she wrote several plays including L'Amour des Loups pour les Agneaux (1997)... L'Appel de la Pomp à Feu (2001) which will be staged at the Sudden theater in 2009. As well as a children's book Holidays in Tatouine. The same year she completed writing a feature film script The Other Face of Orpheus… an iconoclastic vision of the myth of Orpheus and Eurydice. In 2014 for the exhibition Délires Baroques, she presented large-format paintings and drawings at the Corbel gallery as well as a series of jewels of 6 cats made by the Arthus-Bertrand house. In 2015 she began writing her first novel La Rome Ecarlate.