Art of the World

exhibition in Portugal 1999

Exhibition in Gstaad, Swiss

Galleries
• 1994 - 1996 Gallery Le Beaux de Provence
• 1996 - 1997 Gallery Panorama, Martinique
• 1997 - 1999 Gallery D'Armor, Brittany
• 2000 Gallery Kahhak Fine Art & School, Aspen-Carbondale, USA
• 2001 - 2010 Gallery Green Lagoon, Moorea
• 2001 Gallery des Tropiques, Papeete, Tahiti
• 2002 Gallery Herman Bora Bora
• 2002 Art Gallery Bora Bora
• 2002 Gallery des Tropiques, Papeete, Tahiti
• 2004 - 20010Gallery Chavalet Papeete, Tahiti
• 2006 - 2010 Gallery Alain & Linda Bora Bora
• 2006 - 2009 Gallery Antipodes, Papeete-Tahiti
• 2007 - 2008 Gallery La Manoir de l´Evêque, Brittany
• 2008 Gallery Taptoe, Brussel, Belgium
• 2007 - 2010 Gallery Matira Beach, Bora Bora
• 2009 Gallery Carre d´Art, Papeete
• 2007 - 2010 Gallery Matira Beach, Bora Bora


Group Shows
• 1995 Saint Remy, Provence
• 1995 Arles, Provence
• 1996 Grand Salon de Bretagne nord
• 1999 Salon des peintres St.Brieuc
• 1999 Grand Marché d'Art contemporain, Paris
• 2000 Palmfestival, Miami
• 2000 Coconut Grove Art Festival, Miami
• 2000 Esplanad Artshow, Florida
• 2000 Pirates' Alley Art Show, New Orleans
• 2000 Woodland Plantation, New 2001
• 2001 Lagoon Resort Bora Bora*****, Orient Express Hotel, Bora Bora,
• 2002 Lagoon Resort Bora Bora*****, Orient Express Hotel, Bora Bora,
• 2002 Festival des Artistes Papeete – Tahiti
• 2003 Festival des Artiste Papeete - Papeete
• 2004 Pearl Beach Resort, Bora Bora,
• 2008 Grand Marche d´Aret contemporain Paris
• 2008 Marche d´Art Porto Banus, Marbella, Espagne

Museums
• 2003 Musée de la Perle, Papeete, Tahiti
Featured In
• Algarve Resident Magazin 1999
• Entdecken Sie Algarve Magazin 1999
• Le Telegramm 1999-2001
• Quest France 1999-2001
• France Antilles 2000
• Tiki Mac, French Polynesia 2001
• La Depéche 2001-2009
• Les Nouvelles 2001-2009
• Pacifique 2003 – 2009
• Artistes de Polynésie française
• Tahiti presse
• Tahiti guide
• Tahiti business
• La Chipca, Espagne
• …etc.

Galleries
1990 Gallery Henry Koombes, Maurice
1991 Gallery Markdorf, Germany
1991 Gallery D'Armor, Brittany  
1992 Gallery Etienne de Causan, Rue de Seine, Paris
1993 Gallery D'Armor, Brittany
1994 Gallery Larvor, Brittany
1994 Gallery D'Armor, Brittany
1995 Gallery Effrat, Tel-Aviv, Israël
1996 Gallery Fine Art Weider, Paris
1996 Gallery D'Armor, Brittany
1997 Gallery Fine Art Weider, Paris
1997 Gallery D'Armor, Brittany
1998 Gallery D'Armor, Brittany
1999 Gallery Fine Art Weider, Paris
1999 Gallery D'Armor, Brittany
1999 Gallery Larvor, Brittany
2000 Gallery Chien Rouge, Brittany
2000 Gallery Larvor, Brittany
2000 Gallery Fine Art Weider, Paris
2000 Gallery Weider, Nantes
2000 Gallery Kahhak Fine Art & School, Aspen-Carbondale, USA
2000 Cap Art, St.Brieuc
2001 Gallery Chien Rouge, Brittany
2001 Gallery Fine Art Weider, Paris
2001 Cap Art, St.Brieuc
2001 Gallery des Tropiques, Papeete, Tahiti
2002 Gallery Herman Bora Bora
2002 Art Gallery Bora Bora
2002 Gallery des Tropiques, Papeete, Tahiti
2002 Green Lagoon Gallery, Moorea, French Polynesia
2002 Cap Art, St.Brieuc
2003 Green Lagoon Gallery, Moorea, French Polynesia    
2003 Cap Art, St. Brieuc
2003 Gallery des Tropiques, Papeete, Tahiti
2004 Green Lagoon Gallery, Moorea, French Polynesia
2004 Gallery Chavalet Papeete, Tahiti

One Man Shows
1993 Salon International D'Osaka, Japon
1994 Salon de la Ville Montfermeil, Paris (1st prize)
1995 Grand Salon de Bretagne sud
1996 Grand Salon de Bretagne nord
1997 Centré Culturel Cercle Duffrenoy, Paris
1998 Salon des peintres D'Outre Mer, Paris
1998 Salon les trophés de la couleur, Carnac Brittany
1999 Salon des peintres St.Brieuc   
1999 Grand Marché d'Art contemporain
2000 Coconut Grove Art Festival, Miami
2000 Esplanad Artshow, Florida
2000 Pirates' Alley Art Show, New Orleans
2002 Festival des Artistes Papeete - Tahiti
2003 Festival des Artiste Papeete - Tahiti
1994 Thai Airways, Champs Elysées, Paris
1995 Conseil General de la Martinique
1999 Le Méridien Penina Golf & Resort***** ,Portugal
1999 Carlton Alvor Praia Hotel*****, Portugal
1999 Vale do Lobo Europe's Finest Golf & Beach Resort*****, Algarve
1999 Vilalara - Armacao de Pera*****SLH, Portugal
1999 Vale do Lobo*****, Europas finest Golf resort, Portugal
1999 Palace Hotel Gstaad*****, Swiss
1999 Le Méridien Dona Filipa*****, Portugal
1999 Chateau Domain du Val*****
1999 Conseil General de la Martinique
2000 Chateau Domain du Val*****
2000 Palmfestival, Miami
2000 Maison de Ville,SLH New Orleans
2000 Woodland Plantation, New Orleans
2000 Chateau Domain du Val*****
2001 Chateau Domain du Val*****
2001 Sheraton Moorea*****, French Polynesia
2001 Beachcomber Intercontinental Resort, Moorea, French Polynesia
2001 Beachcomber Intercontinental, Papeete, Tahiti
2001 Lagoon Resort Bora Bora*****, Orient Express Hotel, Bora Bora, French Polynesia
2002 Beachcomber Intercontinental Resort, Moorea, French Polynesia
2002 Lagoon Resort Bora Bora*****, Orient Express Hotel, Bora Bora, French Polynesia
2003 Beachcomber Intercontinental Resort Moorea, French Polynesia
2003 Green Lagoon Gallery, Moorea, French Polynesia
2004 Green Lagoon Gellery, Moorea, French Polynesia
2004 Beachcomber Intercontinental Resort, Moorea, French Polynesia

Museums
1996 Museum St.James, Martinique
1998 Museum Fondation Clement, Martinique

The Alchemist of salvaged material.
They are made from various shades of wood, ranging from light to very
dark: mahogany, rose wood, purau, pistachio, miki miki, teak or coconut.
The birds, fish, and shell-fish, poised on their stands and cleverly
articulated, give an impression of luxury and peaceful tranquillity.
Nevertheless they have all been worked out of salvaged material such as
wood shavings, fish bones, teeth and backbones, stones and fibre.
Hansjörg Stübler is the author, craftman and sculptor of this
extraordinary alchemy. He has been living in Moorea for four years.
Nothing seemed to predestine this pharmacist of German origin to become
sculptor, except perhaps his passion for giving life to matter of all
descriptions. He first of all satisfies his creative desire by
renovating old houses in Europe. Then he rapidly salvages wood and
various other materials for making furniture and picture frames,
especially for the paintings of Nataly Jolibois, his companion.
The nearness of the lagoon in Moorea awakens other desires in Hansjörg
Stübler inspiring him to create unique pieces of sculpture that are
genuine hymns to nature. Each vein, groove and knot of these forgotten
pieces of wood are magnifird until they become the very quintessence of
the essence; each work is then polished to preserve them as living
objects – if they were varnished, they would become rigid and die. Each
new piece of salved material is a beginning of a new story…

All the light effect the world.
Nataly Jolibois has an insatiable desire to explore all the many facets
of light. Exporing light in all its many facets is the quest of Nataly
Jolibois the artist who has been living in Moorea for four years.
Born in Pavillon-sous-Bois in the outskirts of Paris she fell in love
with Brittany and the magical colours of its landscapes when her parents
went there to live. It was also in Brittany that her dream to become a
painter developed, thus following in the footsteps of her hather and
maternal grandfather, both amateur painters. She inherited their taste
for colour and oil paint’s fatal attraction. The dream came true when
she became a student at the Art School in Rennes at the age of 17. She
was ided and abetted by a lucky chance meeting with the American artist
F.Goldstein, a pupil of H.Hensche, himself a disciple and friend of
Claude Monet. Goldstein was living in Sweden at the time, and invited
her to attend his classes there. She made the journey and for four years
in the master’s studio became an observer of light and shade,
discovering that the most difficult thing was to translate them
emotionally on a virgin white canvas. As soon as she mastered the
technique, another journey became necessary: she had to go in search of
new light effects and natural beauties transfigured by crude daylight.
In 1988 Nataly travelled extensively, visiting Brazil, Mauritius,
Thailand, Vietnam, Israel, Portugal and the Caribbean. With her
companion, HansJörg Stübler, the sculptor, the travelled all around the
world, ending up in Polynesia after a long stay in the States. There,
Nataly discovered landscapes in their original purity, pure primitive
emotions and the very special play of sun-light and tropical heat in her
palette.
Her style, a kind of modern impressionism, reached a climax, an
explosion of colours, architecture, people and landscapes…
But at the same time, in the corner of her mind, there was still a
nagging thought: half the world remained to be painted.