Exhibition: Invisible Lines

Come discover these works that explore the meeting of three artistic universes and their dialogues within the church.

Opening on Sunday, September 6 at 6 PM.

Pierre Pavloff:
A painter specializing in figurative art, primarily working with oil and acrylic on canvas, wood, or glued paper. His work explores landscapes, maritime scenes, and still lifes, with a particular focus on light, color, texture, and detail. Through a realistic representation imbued with a contemplative atmosphere, he elevates elements of everyday life and the natural environment, showcasing technical mastery and personal sensitivity.

Sylvie Riebel:
A visual artist and mural painter, trained in plastic and applied arts. She initially worked in advertising before fully dedicating herself to artistic creation. Since 1998, she has developed a practice centered on coloring spaces, murals, and working with materials, using techniques such as patinas, marble powder-based coatings, natural pigments, gold or silver leaf, and wax. Committed to the quality of textures, transparency, and touch, she creates decor, furniture, objects, and pictorial works in an approach where artisanal know-how and artistic sensitivity converge.

Martine Malacarne:
A visual artist trained at the École Supérieure des Arts Appliqués Duperré, she has always had a particular sensitivity to material, form, and color. After a career in the printing sector, her return to Tarn allows her to fully reconnect with artistic creation and explore new formats and techniques, blending acrylic, collage, gouache, and Chinese ink.

Admission: Free.

Contact:
Phone: 05 63 40 60 22

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