Racines Arborescentes (m7) (2019) Printmaking by Fabrice Rivière

Fabrice Rivière, versatile artist, resides and creates in Saint Martial le Vieux, France. His captivating art embraces diverse forms of expression, from ephemeral photographic painting to digital art, while drawing inspiration from legends, castles and the surrounding nature.

One of the notable features of his work is the use of the monotype technique. Through this artistic method, Fabrice manages to create unique, ephemeral and unrepeatable works. Each piece is the result of a spontaneous and intuitive creative process, thus reflecting the immediacy of its inspiration.

Oil painting is another important facet of Fabrice Rivière's work. This classic technique allows him to explore the depth of colors, textures and emotions. His oil paintings captivate the viewer by immersing him in landscapes imbued with a captivating atmosphere, often inspired by the surrounding nature of Saint Martial le Vieux.

Fabrice does not limit himself to traditional mediums. He also explores lithography, a printing technique that offers unique possibilities for creating original works of art. In addition, he integrates digital art into his artistic practice, thus expanding his creative field to explore new visual dimensions.

Fabrice Rivière's inspiration is deeply rooted in the legends, castles and nature that surround him. He draws on these elements to create works that evoke a sense of mystery, history and harmony with the environment. His creations transport the viewer into imaginary worlds where time seems to stand still, where every detail is loaded with meaning and emotion.

Fabrice Rivière's work is an artistic journey that transcends the boundaries of conventional artistic mediums. His art, imbued with creativity and sensitivity, invites the viewer to explore the deepest recesses of the human soul through legends, castles and nature, providing a unique and captivating visual experience.

• Nationality: FRANCE
• Date of birth : unknown date
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• Groups: Contemporary French Artists