Exposition de peintures et sculptures - Chapelle Saint Etienne

Discover the works of three artists: painters Roselyne Laloge and Robert Hézard, and sculptor Nicole Mériot.

Roselyne LALOGE :
Self-taught painter, originally from Franche Comté.
She lived in Montbéliard from 1968 to 1981, where she discovered the work of Jules Emile Zing (a painter from the Franche Comté region), Fernier and Bourgeois, who inspired her to paint, and whose landscapes of the Haut-Doubs region were a great source of inspiration.
Since 1981, she has found a new source of inspiration in the colours of Burgundy nature.
Oil paintings.

Robert HÉZARD :
After several years of evening classes at the Ecole Nationale des Beaux-Arts in Dijon between 1980 and 1990 - alongside Yan Pei-Ming - he developed his sense of observation and his drawing skills by regularly attending a "Live Model" workshop in Dijon.
His painting is not at all imaginary. He works on his memories while taking great liberty with reality.

Nicole MÉRIOT :
Passionate about art since childhood, she studied at the Beaux-Arts (painting, live models, sculpture).
Working in clay, she translates movement into pure lines, seeking harmony and the right line to bring the subject to life.
The pieces are then moulded in plaster and cast in bronze, chiselled and patinated in various shades that capture the light.