Stéphane Castelli

Stéphane Castelli "has a major advantage when he exposes his painting: it is not easy to qualify him in a school, in a style, and that's very well, (...)
I really like his very structured, quasi-Florentine vision, of strange buildings with mysterious openings, and which stand out on a mineral and yet vivacious material ", André Ruellan, art critic.

This criticism perfectly summarizes the work of Stéphane Castelli, and maybe even goes beyond the analysis of his art.

If his painting is so structured, it is probably due to his academic background in Law, his first exhibition having also taken place in the University of Law Lille II during his studies ... although having pursued his studies until thesis, he never practiced in the legal field.
If his painting is so focused on architecture, it is probably due to a regret for not having chosen the path of architecture.

And if, as Ruellan writes, "his works are enlightened by signs of true humanity. It is surely that Stéphane Castelli is a real humanist.
For 20 years, he exhibited his work in galleries and exhibitions, in France and abroad. His work has been awarded at international exhibitions such as the National Society of Fine Arts at the Carrousel du Louvre.

Finally, nothing is linear in this artist, whose realism stripped, nevertheless allows him to translate the decorative miracle of a simple facade.