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Galerie Thomas Tournemine
5, avenue Pierre Loti
44500 La Baule-Escoublac France
Mobile : +33663018574
Email : info@tournemine.com
Manager : Thomas Tournemine
Website : http://www.tournemine.com
5, avenue Pierre Loti
44500 La Baule-Escoublac France
Mobile : +33663018574
Email : info@tournemine.com
Manager : Thomas Tournemine
Thomas Tournemine opened his gallery in La Baule in the spring of 2021, after 15 years in the art business between Paris and Switzerland. The highlighting of the young contemporary scene is central. A varied selection of emerging painters and sculptors from France, England, Italy and Chile, with whom the gallery wishes to work in a balanced relationship and in a long-term vision… Growing together.
Featured artists :
Galerie Thomas Tournemine.
France
Susset - 01/01/1984
Painting has become a necessity for Julie Susset. Born in Les Sables d’Olonne, Susset has been drawing and painting since childhood. When she moved to Paris in 2011, she devoted herself entirely to painting, finding in plant representations a new lease of life. A need…
Galerie Thomas Tournemine.
France
Askienazy
Laurent Askienazy is a French photographer and painter who, since 2023, has been developing a series born of his dialogue with artificial intelligence. A long exchange with the machine in which the artist describes and then refines the scene and atmosphere he imagines. A lot…
Galerie Thomas Tournemine.
France
Messinese - 01/01/1987
Marius Messinese is a figurative painter born in Marseille in 1987. After 10 years in fashion (specialized in patterns design), he decides in 2018 to devote himself fully to painting, creating in his works an environment halfway between seduction and intrigue. In archetypal visions of…
Galerie Thomas Tournemine.
France
Caillard - 01/01/1985
Léo Caillard is a multi-disciplinary visual artist who lives and works in Paris. Fascinated since childhood by science, astronomy, time and our relationship to it, he brings to it a conceptual and artistic reflection. Through the use of anachronism and the natural curiosity it arouses,…
