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Heidenreichstein
Born in France in 1951, Marie-Ghislaine BEAUCÉ studied subjects such as life drawing,
sculpture, Arts history, interior design, painting and was involved in personal creative projects at
Ecole Des Beaux Arts in Nantes, greatly influence by the Bauhaus design; for this reason her
work is base on abstraction; She was then inspired by the Catalan textile artist Grau-Garriga
after visiting one of his exhibitions of tapestries and dedicated her research to creating designs
intended for her textile art.
Leaving in London since the late 1980s she has a background of technician and colour
consultant in interior design; she also has been a member of the Phoenix Contemporary Textile
Group since 2016; she participated in a number of international exhibitions.
„Colours play a very important role in my life; I cannot imagine a world without them and I could
not live in a completely white interior environment.
In layering the same abstract shapes in subtil fading colours, the aim was to achieve a slight
impression of depth or relief to the ensemble to offset the strong top design; the blurred details
seek the creation of a broad and mysterious space; the skilfulness in balancing random strikes
and orderly shapes in relations with each other, the tangle of dark strong and light colours are
aiming to create a colourful visual optical effect“.
Marie-Ghislaine BEAUCÉ
EXHIBITIONS
2023 – “(UN)balance”, Robert Phillips Gallery, Walton-on-Thames, UK.
2023 – Paris International Contemporary Art Fair, Carrousel du Louvres.
2023 – International Monaco Art Fair.
2023 – Zurich 5.0, Artbox-Projects.
2023 – “Sun Kingdom”, Santana Art Gallery, Madrid.
2023 – “Chelsea Connoisseurs”, Amsterdam Whitney International Fine Art Gallery, New York.
2023 – “Session 2”, Galeria Azur, Berlin.
2023 – “Emperors”, Medina Art Gallery, Rome.
2023 – “Interferences”, M.AD.S. Gallery, Milan.
2022 – “Elysian”, Santana Art Gallery, Madrid.
2021 – “SeenUnseen”, Robert Phillips Gallery, Walton-on-Thames, UK.
2018 – “Collections”, Robert Phillips Gallery, Walton-on-Thames, UK.
2015 – Summer exhibition, Hamstead, London, UK.
Blue City
2023, 80cm x 80cm
mixed media
