Steeve Grangier

Steeve Grangier is a Swiss contemporary artist whose work explores the inner landscapes of the human experience. Working primarily with oil, acrylic, and mixed media, his paintings evoke powerful emotional states—solitude, resilience, transformation—often through raw textures and expressive forms.

Since 1983, Steeve has developed a personal visual language marked by deep introspection and spiritual undertones. His compositions often feature figures caught between shadow and light, silence and tension, with recurring themes such as identity, exile, and rebirth.

His artworks have been exhibited in Switzerland and abroad, and many are part of private collections. Grangier continues to create from his studio in Vaud, where he balances bold gestures with subtle symbolism to reveal the fragile strength of the human soul.

Self-taught artist, Steeve Grangier was introduced to painting and visual expression from an early age by his mother, a graduate of the École des Beaux-Arts in Lausanne and former stylist for Chanel in Paris. Her artistic influence and professional experience in both fine arts and fashion nurtured his creative path, encouraging a free and instinctive exploration of color, texture, and emotion.

Probably Art Gland in 2026 (CH)