Serge-Louis Tuquet

BIOGRAPHY

Born on 14th September 1946 at Vic en Bigorre – France

EXHIBITIONS

1979
– Saint-Raphaël at Academy of painting of Fine Art of Maures-Estérel – France
1985
– Le Luc en Provence – France
1991
– La Crau – France
1996 – 2000
– L ...Read more

BIOGRAPHY

Born on 14th September 1946 at Vic en Bigorre – France

EXHIBITIONS

1979
– Saint-Raphaël at Academy of painting of Fine Art of Maures-Estérel – France
1985
– Le Luc en Provence – France
1991
– La Crau – France
1996 – 2000
– La Londe les Maures – France
2001
– Le Lavandou – France
2002
– La Londe – France
2003
– Toulon – France
2004
– La Londe – France
2005 – 2006
– Hyères – France
2007
– La Redorte, Town Hall, France
– Roman Chapel of St-Michel at Homps (Minervois) – France
2008
– Exhibition at Sigean’s castle in July.
2010
– Exhibition at the Town hall of La Redorte from 29th October to 05th November 2010 – France
2013
– La Redorte Cutural space of “La Maison du Port” from 15th July to 15th september

PRIZES RECEIVED

2007
– Valued by Cambridge Expertise Ltd – UK

CRITIQUE

Knife painting, on canvas pure Lin, on chassis.

Well known for his figurative works, the artist Serge Louis Tuquet now affords us an abstract painting that inherits his talent as a colorist and also his drawing skill.

The figurative skill is transferred gradually into this new approach to abstraction and this new challenge is on the way to be successful.

There is here the same large gestures, the same way of dealing with contrasts, of varying compositions.

The artist still knows how to work with both generous colorful style and precise move, between poetry and lyricism.

A painting from which emerge powerful and complementary interlacing tones, with a main dominating colour.

Serge Tuquet masters the balance of contrasts, plays on large flat areas in the manner of Nicolas de Staël.

Serge Louis Tuquet, enthusiastic and assertive personality, found with his abstract works a new way to seduce us.

A new adventure begins and we are confident of success.

Bernard Boscher
Contemporary Art critique