Photography by Marjolaine Minot

 

Early Works

Learning to make art was like taking a journey through the many developments in art of the past, without fear of being influenced, but aware that at every encounter you find something of yourself.  The works’ originality is not so much in the search for something that has not been done before, as in the unique combination of subjective perceptions and past experiences, from the colourful explosions of Fauvism to the reconstruction of multiple points of view of Cubism. Below is a short review of Guillaume's artistic development.

 
 
 

Landscape, 1988

 

Portrait of my grandfather, 1989

 

Profile portrait , 1990

 

Female figure, 1992

This image is the result of a multitude of points of view, as happens in Cubist paintings

 

Self portrait, 1993

 

Homeless, 1996

 

Bird, 1999

A work inspired by the tradition of oriental painting. Crystallizing flight in a single brushstroke, to capture a unique and unrepeatable moment in a single gesture.