Christine Dumas de Rauly

Christine de Rauly is a French artist born in 1968 who lives and works in Boulogne-Billancourt in France. In the punk movement of the 90s, the artistic life of Christine de Rauly begins with music, because her mother drew too well to let her express herself in painting. Christine first becomes a singer, with realistic songs at first, then without denying her tastes for rock and punk music, she launches into lyrical singing, carried by a tone of coloratura voice.

Thereafter, Christine worked intensely in painting and drawing at the Beaux-Arts in Paris when she considered that her mother had left her the place. First by designing the decor of her living environment, then painting becomes for her a revelation allowing her to express her creativity, carried by a transcendent state, where she sees shapes and colors coming to her from who knows how or. Her complementary diploma from the National Art School led her to abstract art and to collaborate in the founding of the After collective after multiple stages following her academic training. Indian ink is as mysterious a medium as Japan and Okusai's designs. She brings out the box of work of her beginnings and finds her agreement there, Indian ink. Long live creation under the eyes of his dog Litchi who always accompanies him and sniffs his products. Damn he put his ear in the ink! wonderful brush to finish a painting? Mango, the cat, will he walk on No Noce which is not dry? No Mango... No...