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Valérie Jolly moule des objets témoignant d'une époque révolue, pierres, tuyaux, ou encore objets délaissés, passant ainsi du figuratif à l'abstrait pour étendre le champ des possibles.
Valérie Jolly moule des objets témoignant d'une époque révolue, pierres, tuyaux, ou encore objets délaissés, passant ainsi du figuratif à l'abstrait pour étendre le champ des possibles.
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S3, EP8 "Valérie Jolly"Valérie Jolly moule des objets témoignant d'une époque révolue, pierres, tuyaux, ou encore objets délaissés, passant ainsi du figuratif à l'abstrait pour étendre le champ des possibles.
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S3, EP9 "Jean-Michel Letellier: au fil de l'eau"Imprégné par la culture japonaise, à laquelle il voue une passion, Jean-Michel Letellier est un virtuose, artiste repoussant toutes les limites de la matière papier, qu'il dit ne pas avoir encore atteintes après de nombreuses années d'exploration.
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S3, EP6 "Roseline Granet: une envie sans failles"Formée à l'Académie de la Grande-Chaumière par Zadkine, proche de Sam Szafran, dans un compagnonnage fidèle avec la Fonderie Clementi, Roseline Granet, 50 ans de sculpture, est porteuse d'une oeuvre considérable.
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