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Sylvie GEDDA

Sylvie GEDDA

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She works and lives in New Aquitaine, France. First solo exhibition in Paris in 1981 She holds a master's degree in plastic arts, graduated from the Institut Académique de Paris, and was named Chevalier Académie Greci Marino Italy. Her works are part of public and private collections (Morocco, Spain, Antilles Switzerland, Japan, United States, United Kingdom, Taiwan...) Exhibitions in numerous galleries, shows and institutions in France and abroad. After several years of work on paint paste (pigments, linseed oil), my first personal exhibition in Paris in 1981, she oriented my work towards fluidity and transparency. From 2006, she decided to amplify the play of transparencies and to play more with the reflections and the lights. Her favorite medium thus became synthetic glass (100 x 100 cm sheets painted on both sides). Instead of oil paints, she uses epoxy resin, which is poured onto the support and into which she introduces inks and pigments. The surface is shiny, solid and has different thicknesses depending on the superposition of the films of the colors worked within the resin. Since mid 2015, after this experience on synthetic glass, the return to canvas was a natural choice. The resin having proved its worth (paintings installed outdoors: Arcachon seafront, Sarlat lanes, Villandraut castle...) she uses the same technique on canvas and wood. Her experience on synthetic glass allows her to anticipate the effects produced, to be able to drive and control them.


Credentials
  • Born Date: 1955

  • France

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