Loic Allemand

Loic Allemand was born in 1973 in Agde, on the Mediterranean coast of the Languedoc region of France, and now lives and paints in Paris.

He studied at the school of fine art in both Toulouse and Montpellier, finishing off his studies with a two years fine art course in Barcelona at the age of 24. During his time there, he was commissioned by Mayor’s office and the Massana School of Fine Art to paint a large-scale mural in the latter’s main hall, measuring six meters by five and depicting a bustling scene of a tapas bar in the city’s Raval district.

The art critic Andrea Francesco Nuti, said of Allemand’s work that it made one think “of German Expressionism, of Klimt, of Fragonard, of a subversive style from another century, too subtle, too strong, too sophisticated, too perfect for the modern era which demands so little.”

Loic in his work, uncover the beauty of daily life and of the human form which for him is made more beautiful by the marks left on it by strong emotions and the vagaries of fate. He is a painter of the complex daily stories and struggles which take in the house, streets and bars of the big city, of a life which in his own words is “above all serious and profound, but never hopeless.”

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Schools of Beaux-Arts in Toulouse and in Montpellier (France) and then in Barcelona/Spane.

Galerie de Bretagne, Quimper, 2020
Galerie Julia, Pont-Aven, 2014 à 2020
Galerie Art Symbol, Place des Vosges Paris, 2014 à 2020
Galerie Moser, Monterux, Suisse, 2016
Absolute Art Gallery, Knokke le Zout, Belgique, 2015
Cabourg, Galery « Juste pour vous Art », 2015
Galerie Art Contemporain, Béziers de 2000 à 2013
Medici Gallery, Londres , 2013
Galerie Hermance, Genève 2011
Galerie 6, Dijon, 2010
Galerie Frances Karmien. Les Sablons, Brussels 2009
Belenky Brothers Gallery, NYC 2008
Galerie DOW, Paris lie Saint Louis 2006
Galerie 16, Limoges 2006
Galerie Fréderic Got, Paris 2005-2006
Galerie Pau Claris, Barcelone (Paceo de Gracia) 2003
Musée du Gemmail, Tours 2002
Galerie Grulier Boix Vives, Avignon et Courchevel 2001