Romain Parlier

Romain Parlier is a painter, illustrator and author, born in Paris on 9 August 1983.
He has been drawing and painting since childhood. In 1997, his work won a prize in the school competition at the Angoulême International Comics Festival.
His approach to art is marked by heteroclism, the result of the influence exerted on him by the painter James Coignard, with whom he spent his teenage years. He also studied music at the Antibes Conservatoire. However, it was in physics, then in the sciences and technologies of human movement (where he specialised in the social sciences) that he pursued his higher education.
In 2010, however, he decided to refocus on painting and set up his own business restoring ancient frescoes. In particular, he took part in restoring the interior frescoes of the villa in Nice belonging to the painter Maurice de Benedetti.
This experience encouraged him to show his own work to the public. He held his first solo exhibition, "Langoureuse Ataraxie", in October 2012.

Solo Exhibitions

2022
Autopsie d’un bol de nouilles, Galerie Test du Bailler, Vienne
2020
Le chant du vide - planches et dessins préparatoire, Geck’Art, Saint-Pierre, La Réunion
2017
Allégorie, Galerie IODDP, Lyon
2013
Anamnèse, MUSEAAV, Nice
Anamnèse, Galerie AAA Nicolas Aragona, Nice
2012
Langoureuse Ataraxie, Café des Arts, Grenoble

Collective Exhibitions

2017
Quand fenêtre sur cour rencontre la belle histoire, GemlucArt, Monaco
Hybridations, Galerie Artophilia, Lyon
Scholie-cénotaphe, Galerie Art Pluriel, Saint-Etienne
2016
Scholie-cénotaphe, Galerie Art Pluriel, Saint-Etienne
2015
Etre soi-même, GemlucArt, Monaco
2014
Elle et lui, GemlucArt, Monaco
2013
13 porte-bonheur, GemlucArt, Monaco