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viewing my work.
Bienvenue dans mon studio.
up in France, she has been living in the
United States. Since childhood, she has
always admired Nature and has a passion
for History.
Sibylle is well aware of the destruction and
growing population of the human race and its
negative impact on plants and animals. After
questioning herself about how about to make
a difference, she has finally come up with a
plan. Using her talent for the benefit of the
animal kingdom, history and environment by
dedicating some of her earnings to
organizations.
So, when you decide to purchase one of her
pieces, you not only make her happy, but you
contribute to her endeavor.
dots is used to generate secondary colors. The Term "Pointillism" was first
used with respect to the work of George Seurat, and he is the artist most
closely associated with the movement. Among the relatively few artists
following this style is Sibylle, a self-taught artist, though she has
learned to use dots when she was 11 years old. One day in 2003, inspired
by a trip to the San Diego Zoo and a million pictures, she returned to
drawing. Since then, from her own picture library and the use of an ink
pen and an average 2500 dots per square inch, she captures the beauty
and personality of each subject. This technique requires much patience
and dedication (around 10 to 15 days). At present, the theme is mainly
African. Though the future projects will comprise many other themes.
They will be chosen carefully for their behavior and character. Each piece
is uniquely matted and hand-framed to last for generations. Sibylle
accepts commissions.
surface.
Enclosed in a single or double mat.
Framed with its own and unique hand-made wood frame.
Proofs: Available as a Unique First Print Collection
Prints: Limited Edition-Hand Signed and Numbered-Printed on Long Lasting Premium
Paper.
Sizes: from 8 x 10 to 16 x 20 inches (de 20x25cm a 41x51cm)
Framed or Unframed.
THANK YOU FOR YOUR VISIT
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reproduction is permitted without
express written permission from the
artist.
