Samuel Beckett Drawing by Vincent Haller

With an engineering background, his work reflects the precision and the graphic rigor of the plans realized on drawing board, but he also explores various graphic techniques according to the subjects which he likes.
He appreciate the variety in his pictorial approach, also his work is in this image: very diversified!
What returns the work of this particularly surprising and interesting artist; so, “we have the impression to see the work of several people” we can read in the visitors' book of his exhibitions.

The used graphic techniques:
Mixed technical India ink, red chalk, pastel, watercolor, acrylic, oil painting, engraving…

"The craft preparatory process is long but necessary to obtain a good final quality"
So, he build his frames and makes his medium to paint for the oil painting from an emulsion created with resin of dammar, methyl of cellulose, linseed oil, stand oil, turpentine, and siccative…

His favorite subjects:
His daughter, the mythological themes, the nature, wrecks of cars and boats, life class, portrait.

His favorite painters:
Rembrandt, Dürer, Monet, Klimt.

Vincent Haller is at present on the art class of Chauvigny (Poitou-Charentes region in France) and benefits from good advices of the recognized fresco painter Jean-Jacques Jolinon.
He is also a member of the association Odalisque of Saint Benoît.

• Nationality: FRANCE
• Date of birth : 1972
• Artistic domains:
• Groups: Contemporary French Artists