“I want to thank you so much for…” is much more than an exhibition. It’s a profound experience, a journey suspended between vision and listening, a path where painting and music choose and merge together, guiding the visitor beyond form, into the innermost core of emotions. Those of the artist, unveiled through the canvases, and those of each of us, who on that journey will find new hopes, imprints, and promises. Circles, vortexes, clusters, shapes, non-shapes, explosions of colors. This is the universe of Sylvie Renault, the Artist of Imperfect Circles, who tells of the beauty of all of us, perfectly imperfect.
“Each canvas takes us on a distant journey, in a rainbow of thousands of colors, of hopes, opening up to a better world, and this is Sylvie’s message,” explains May Abboud, from the National Institute of Fine Arts in Beirut.
The works from the “Im perfect Circles” project are all created in time with music; each painterly gesture is imbued with the emotions conveyed by the songs. And it will be music that gives rhythm to the circles, making them alive and throbbing, during the vernissage, when the singer-songwriter MesAlfie will perform acoustic versions of the tracks from his latest album “Hey Super”, to which the collection is entirely inspired by and dedicated to. In the following days, an mp3 player provided for each displayed canvas will allow visitors to intimately connect with the artist’s emotional universe.
Sylvie Renault (born 1976) is, as she likes to call herself, an imperfect painter, an imperfect woman, an artist of the Imperfect Circles. Painter, creative, concept designer, Art Director, she graduated from the European Institute of Design and has participated, from 1989 to today, in many group and solo exhibitions in Rome, Naples, Olbia, Turin, Padua, Milan, London, and New York. Her artistic production is inspired by the studies of Sufi philosophy and the teachings of Master Osho.
“I want to thank you so much for…” by Sylvie Renault and MesAlfie
16 – 31 December 2016 Free entry every day from 5 pm to 8 pm.
Spazio Venenziano, via Reno 18/a, Rome.