Eguisheim (SP02), 2020
Fine Art Drawings : pencil · 30 x 42 x 0.2 cm 11.8 x 16.5 x 0.1 inch
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Fine Art Drawings : Unique artwork
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Artwork sold in perfect condition, not framed
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30 x 42 x 0.2 cm 11.8 x 16.5 x 0.1 inch Height x Width x Depth
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Drawing - Dry technique (graphite) on Hahnemühle FineArt paper.
This artwork depicts a picturesque street in an Alsatian village, evoking a bygone charm. The half-timbered houses, lining both sides of the cobbled street, are brimming with architectural details, such as flower-filled balconies and stone staircases. Precise shadows emphasize the depth and varied textures of the facades, while perspective lines lead the eye to the background, adding a captivating dimension to the composition. The artist has skillfully used contrasts of light to create a warm and inviting atmosphere. The meticulous detail of the stonework and woodwork demonstrates impressive technical mastery, rendering the scene incredibly lifelike and realistic. This work not only captures the timeless beauty of traditional architecture but also celebrates the harmony between humankind and its built environment.
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A self-taught contemporary artist, Sandrine Piegay explores the boundaries between hyperrealism and visual poetry in her work. Her art, marked by technical precision and emotional depth (fidelity to textures, perspectives, and subtlety of light), has captivated an international audience and earned her critical acclaim, notably with an official listing at Drouot and exhibitions in prestigious galleries and museums worldwide.
Born in Lyon, Sandrine Piegay fully embraced her artistic vocation in the summer of 2019. Inspired by her life experiences and encouraged by her encounter with the artist Jean-Luc Bouchaud (drawing, painting, photography...), she transforms drawing into a universal language, where each stroke becomes the reflection of an introspection and a collective memory.
A universe between reality and imagination
Sandrine Piegay draws her inspiration from the ephemeral and the timeless.
His work, initially rooted in hyperrealism, evolved towards a more symbolic language, where reality engages in dialogue with the imaginary. His portraits become settings for stories, blending the intimate and the universal, light and shadow, to reveal profound narratives and hidden emotions.
A visual signature: black and white
For Sandrine Piegay, black and white is much more than an aesthetic choice.
This minimalist approach enhances the intensity and depth of his works, inviting the viewer to a contemplative and personal reading.
An artistic career on the rise
From the very beginning, Sandrine Piegay established herself on the contemporary art scene. Today, she has become an international artist, having won numerous awards and exhibited her work all over the world.
Examples of distinctions:
2022: Diploma and Medal of Academic Knight (World Art Academia), 1st Prize of the Arti'Solidaire competition (France).
2023: Medusa Prize (Biennial of Contemporary Arts in Italy).
2024: Gold Medal at the International Professionals in Art Awards (PIPA), the Global Woman's Award (Warsi), the 1st prize for excellence at the "Art is a Drama" exhibition (Haegumgang Museum in Korea) and a Certificate of Honor at the Busan International Art Festival (Korea).
Sandrine Piegay is also a member of prestigious academies (Mondial Art Academia, AIAP, Académie des Arts, Sciences et Lettres de Paris, Fondation Taylor) and continues to enrich her career with international exhibitions and varied collaborations.
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