Alix Debleue

I'm a self taught artist passionate about colours, ceramics, corals and marine creatures. I chose to mix both in my paintings by imaging submarine landscape through colors and abstracts shapes.

I chose abstract art because I’ve always been fascinate by the strenght who emanates from an abstraction. I can write my own language, and I manage to do it thanks to hues.

Medium is also important in my picture. I work with different techniques : tempera and embroideries.
The mainly medium I use is tempera. I do my painting by my self with some pigments and egg yolk. It’s the ancestor of oil painting. It may appear as an outdated process but it’s how I obtain unique colors, looking at how painters used to make their palettes in the past. That’s why I like tempera. it's quite the same logic with embroideries. The gesture is so important.

Using it in an abstract way embodies to me the mix between tradition and modernism. This dualism is also confirmed by use of acrylic at the same time which is the beacon paint of 20th/21st centuries. Using those two medium is a kind of historic outward which complete my work about History.

So, let’s enjoy traveling with me into the fascinating evocation power of the colours between abstract ...

Self-taught artist.

- Public Law, Paris 1 Panthéon-Sorbonne (2007-2012)
- History of Art, Paris 1 Panthéon Sorbonne & Ecole du Louvre (Paris) (2012-2015)

- June-Aug. of 2018 ~ Private exhibition at Château de la Touche, Tours (FRANCE)
- September of 2019 ~ Private exhibition at 59 Rivoli, Paris (FRANCE)