Catherine de Saugy

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My works explore the woman’s imaginations and sensations. Through my paintings I transport the viewer into an extreme expressionist environment of individuality.

The subject of my work is essentially based on the human being—his everyday life and his relationship with others.

Sally West started drawing as a child growing up on a sheep and wheat station in central New South Wales, Australia.

Taro Otani is a Japanese Artist based in Berlin.

A Swedish born Abstract painter, Siri Berg lives and works in the Soho, New York.

Elisha Ben Yitzhak was born in Israel in 1943. He studied art at the Bezalel Art Academy in Jerusalem and at the Avni Art Institute in Tel Aviv.

Red, green, blue, yellow white, pink, purple and black. Colors make me burst with energy and anticipation.

Kathrin Kunze is an artist who lives and works in Berlin, Germany. She is specialized in seascapes in acrylic and oil.

"I see the flower not simply as a whole, but as a mass of different particles and colour. To me the Flower represents the very essence of the soul."

Zil Millano was born in Belica, Serbia. Music coming from his paintings is an ancient Mahabharata melody.

Catherine de Saugy

Catalogue Preview 2010

Catherine de Saugy

Catherine de Saugy’s artwork is painted on canvas, photographed and then digitally treated. The final surrealist abstract composition is realized with inks on the back of Plexiglas. (…) Depth of field’s effects and the return of luminous brilliance break the traditional limits of space; the technology generates a new particle flow in an astonishing way. Black, blue or grey are generators of a sidereal rhythm, modulating unpredictable games among forms, lines and colours. If there is an artwork which could take you into a light kingdom, this is certainly Catherine de Saugy’s piece. Everything is resonance and vibration for a surrealism which would like to restore her rights to the imagination.

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Jules Saint-Aubin art critic Cambridge
Art Magazine. Aug. 2008