Manino

Manino a French artist born in Constantine (Algeria) in 1947.

Self-taught, his path crossed, in the 95s that of the painter Koman in Lyon. In the studio of this contemporary artist, for several months, she perfected her knowledge of painting.

She then attended the Espace Lyonnais d'Art Contemporain (ELAC) for two years, where she took classes in nude drawings on live models, was introduced to still lifes and excelled in light and shadow play. She also takes sculpture lessons.

Manino is the affectionate nickname given to him by his now deceased father. This nickname Manino meant my "little one" she was his "little Nino".

Along with a career in hairdressing, the artist really began to paint in the 90s. Influenced by her deep roots, Manino made some paintings with biblical themes, but her inspiration was very varied, and her landscapes, flowers, seascapes explode. and harmonize in a riot of colors.

His art and his style are varied and give him the opportunity to paint subjects with great finesse in the details, or on the contrary, to use thick materials with a knife.

His works are very diverse, and can address many subjects (landscapes, flowers, seascapes, characters), “everything is painted! " she says.

It suffices that she be seized by the emotion that the subject gives her. The rest comes naturally.

For Manino, who is animated by this feeling of happiness when she stands in front of her still virgin canvas, the occupation becomes obsessive. We can see in his paintings an impressive search for creativity, with a striking atmosphere. It keeps the taste of colors, warm sensual and deep, carmine reds, vermilion, intense blues, deep greens.

Manino is also listed Akoun.