| Artist Info |
| Name:
Phillipe
Guillerm |
| Town
of residence: Rockland,
Maine |
Brief
Bio:
Philippe Guillerm was born in
Paris, France in 1959. He started his professional life
in France, where he produced several pieces for private
homes. Through the years, Philippe had the opportunity
to travel around the globe since he decided to live
on a Sailboat.
He traveled the world with his family for about 17 years
and worked in new
projects every time he arrived in a new country, like:
The International Airport in Tahiti, The Black Pearl
Museum in Papeete, The International Airport in New
Caledonia, Several Yacht Clubs in Brazil and Argentina
and also he organized several exhibitions in Buenos
Aires, Paris, Australia, Brazil and USA.
All the sculptures and Murals are made of selected exotic
and local wood such as Mahogany, Walnut, Wenge, Aspen,
Poplar, Purpleheart, Jacaranda, Marfin, Rosewood, Imbuia.
He uses the wood color like a painter uses his paint.
Philippe build all his sculptures and murals in his
Hope, Maine studio.
He is in particular demand for his Interior Designs
and Murals due to his clear sense Of composition, and
“ mise en valeur du sujet”.
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| Website:
www.philippeguillerm.com |
| Represented
by: |
Artist's
Statement:
Mermaids have been enduring symbols
in myth and culture for thousands of years. A ship often
has an elaborate figure, usually carved from wood-normally
a mermaid-attached to the vessel to bring good luck to the
ship and its voyages, act as an inspiration to the crew
and send a message to potential enemies of their resolve.
| Description of Art Work |
| Dimensions:
47"
x 5" |
| Medium
Used: Mixed
Media |
Title:
"Perfect Women on Board" |
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