L'Apprenti pilote (2024) Sculpture by Christophe Rouleaud

Christophe Rouleaud, a contemporary French artist, began his artistic journey with drawing lessons at a district conservatory in Paris. In 1984, he furthered his artistic education by enrolling at ESAM, École Supérieure des Arts Modernes, where he immersed himself in a diverse curriculum encompassing live models, poster design, art history, and calligraphy.

In 1990, Rouleaud expanded his artistic repertoire by delving into sculpture at the Fresnes conservatory in Val de Marne. Two years later, he embarked on a sojourn to the south of France, initially residing in Sommières before settling in Avignon. It was during this period that Rouleaud fully devoted himself to sculpture, culminating in his first exhibition in Avignon in 1997.

Upon returning to the Paris region, Rouleaud's artistic career flourished as he participated in numerous exhibitions across Paris and its environs. His artistic endeavors also took him to cities such as Brussels, Annecy, and Poitiers, where his work captivated audiences with its distinctive style and evocative themes. Throughout his career, Rouleaud's artistic practice has evolved, reflecting his ongoing exploration of form, texture, and expression.

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• Nationality: FRANCE
• Date of birth : 1967
• Artistic domains: Works by professional artists,
• Groups: Professional Artist Contemporary French Artists