Lory Louves

With his fearless use of colour and texture, Lory’s deep and meaningful work seeks to stimulate viewers and generate reactions. In his exploration of his own creativity, Lory delivers art that is both dynamic and thought-provoking in nature. He reminds us to look a little closer and to get little deeper.

April, 2014

In his London/UK début, Lory (under the name CLARCK) hosted his own solo exhibition entitled SANGOMAS. This four day pop-up show located on Paradise Row, in Bethnal Green, London was an exploratory journey into the light and dark of the Sangomas.

November, 2014

Following his successful London début Lory presented an exclusive viewing of his next collection of work entitled OUD in the heart of Shoreditch at the artist-lead, not-for-profit gallery, Studio 1.1 on Redchurch Street, London. OUD presented work influenced by Middle Eastern art and culture, particularly the beauty of Arabic calligraphy.

June, 2015

2015 marked a complete change and evolution within Lory's art. With a new approach to painting, Lory was able to create his best and more personal work so far. In June, he returned to his home city to host his solo show SELF-CONSTRUCT at the Galerie Joseph in Le Marais. It was important for Lory to come back to Paris with a powerful and meaningful installation four years after he introduced himself to the world as an artist.

In January 2016, Lory shown his work as a private installation at House of St Barnabas in Soho, London. The installation took place in the chapel of the private member's club....