Roselyne Cepko

Born in 1970, Roselyne Cepko began her carreer as egyptologist, lecturer and art teacher before becoming a painter.
Drawing with her left hand, painting mainly with the right, she creates drawings, illustrations and original paintings, using pencil, watercolor, color inks, oil paint, charcoal and pastel.
Her ability to use both hands allows her to develop two different but complementary styles. One very figurative, the other more abstract. Both equally enigmatic, questioning identity and perception.
Balance, mystery, silence and interiority, define her work. Her influences included Gustave Moreau, Odilon Redon and Fernand Khnopff.

Ecole du Louvre, Paris.
PhD in Egyptology: 2002.
MD in Art History: 1992.

St Charles Chapel, Chauny, since 2012 (permanent exhibition).
Opus 4 gallery, Paris, 2008-2009 (group exhibition).
Kheops Institut, Paris, 2004 (solo exhibition)
Louvre Museum, Paris, Olympia Room, since 1998 (permanent exhibition).