born 1958 in FranceThe important thing is what cannot tell itself" GUY DELAROQUE discovers Impressionnistes in 15 years in the Game of Palm in Paris. It is for him the beginning of a long history which is going to lead it from the School of Fine Arts to Auction sale of the Hotel Drouot in Paris where his artworks, chosen by the expert in contemporary art, Jean Richard Matts are sold by auction every year. His artworks are also displayed during big Parisian dates: in the Art show Big and young today's, in the Salon of Independents and in the Salon of Autumn. The painting of Guy Delaroque was acquired between others by collectors de San Francisco, Oklaoma City et Winston Salem in USA, through one of the big international virtual galleries: Picassomio. His artworks are permanently displayed in several galleries of which the Gallery Guillet in Paris which supports the job of Guy Delaroque ferventlyBut the personage also has other facets. It dedicated several years to the architecture - which he considers as to be intimately linked to his painting in the fact that she works the reports of the space, form and the bottom - before devoting himself exclusively to his paintingThis one became rich in the course of peregrinations of this tireless surveyor of the neglected roads, Russia, Greece, Albania, etc, so many places of discoveries, meetings with other artists and with job with these, particularly in Moscow with a group of jewish painters in distribution and exchange of close feelings. It is an essential instant of the life of the painter which allows him to discover Orthodoxy and a country in the mentality so different from ours, turned to future. His steps also bring it back always and continuously towards the high mountain, necessary and vital experience of loneliness and silence, there high. His painting shall speak to you finally her reading and of philosophers to which it tries continuously to confront its job. The painter recalls his predilection for the work of Bachelard on material and elements, particularly in the existent artworks of his last series … Read More