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Further along the rabbit hole, in 1999 we moved to

Further along the rabbit hole, in 1999 we moved to the ground floor of the building, I took care of all the drawings and supervision needed for the transformations of the apartment, I started a garden on the terrace, in the entrance I painted a sky on the ceiling and started murals (still unfinished 22 years later!). I had planned a whole Swedish gustavian style painted program but still three munchkins to take care of so it didn’t happen. My hands were always full with more urgent things to do and I was so exhausted I stopped taking commissions. And then trompe-l’œil fell out of fashion.
Nevertheless, art kept calling me like mermaids in the sea, my artistic odyssey was not over. To meet more interior and poetic thoughts I explored ink painting with a Chinese artist.
#inkwashpainting #chinesepainting #sumiepainting

Another fairytale, my last scenography, almost 30

Another fairytale, my last scenography, almost 30 years ago, was for an exhibition at the Musée de Carouge under the title: Au Pays des Fées. I have unfortunately no pictures except these from the fairy library. The article was written in the Tribune de Genève by the art critic Étienne Dumont who now writes a witty but pretty unforgiving column in Bilan Magazine. Glad he didn’t scorch me then! #walkingdiwnmemorylane #fairyland #creativeadventures

Shakespeare’s Tempest, in 1998 was my second tim

Shakespeare’s Tempest, in 1998 was my second time invited by John Lewandowski as a scénographe. A unique place in the performing arts from which you get to imagine the whole visual world of the play, from stage design to puppets. This show, a creation of the @theatremarionnettesgeneve was also a collaboration with the Orchestre de chambre de Neuchâtel coupled with a creation of contemporary music by Marc-André Rappaz #walkingdownmemorylane #marionnettes #marionnettesdegeneve #puppetlife #ephemeralarts #contemporarymusic #creativeadentures #happytimes #busytimes #artislife

Dedicating this post to Lisette Perrelet, my belov

Dedicating this post to Lisette Perrelet, my beloved grandmother who lived 100 years during which she taught me all the live in the world. I lived at her place for two years and she took me with her (from age 6) when she was rehearsing at the @theatremarionnettesgeneve
to see such incredibly beautiful stories, amazing artists and shows. It was the most enchanting little theatre founded by Marcelle Moynier in her home in Geneva. It felt like falling into a pot of magic potion, I have been in love with puppets, decors and art in every form ever since. The theatre has moved since and become a public institution. I collaborated as a painter with the new theatre on a few shows, then imagine my joy when I was honored to be hired by John Lewandowski, the director at that time, as a scenographer for two plays. First in 1994 La Vision, a wonderful tale telling about the Hopi Tribe. I was still in the clinic giving birth to our third child for the show premiere #sograteful #walkingmemorylane #johnlewandowski #irinaniculescu #christophekiss #marionnettesdegeneve #puppettheatre #marionnettes #stringpuppets #creativeadventures #artislife

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