Born on October 5, 1977, in the Paris region, Virginie Deluzet currently practices in Barcelona, Spain.When making a career choice, she is divided between art and the humanities sciences, she finally chooses a career as an anatomist and is happy...
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Born on October 5, 1977, in the Paris region, Virginie Deluzet currently practices in Barcelona, Spain.
When making a career choice, she is divided between art and the humanities sciences, she finally chooses a career as an anatomist and is happy to reproduce what she sees with drawings to illustrate her lessons or so to make a model made with rubber bands (as tendons) and cardboard (bone) to animate a hand.
After other training in her pocket (traditional Chinese acupuncture, pediatrics and neuroscience) she was asked to teach anatomy at a higher school in Paris. It then distributes cartoons of biomechanics as a course aid to facilitate understanding of joint physiology.
Arrived in Barcelona in 2016, she decides to dedicate most of her time to the realization of paintings and some sculptures.
His art is essentially abstract, based on acrylic paint on linen canvas most of the time.
During this time, she accumulated many paintings and decided to launch and exhibit for the first time in 2020 under the advice of artists.
She appreciates the works of Pierre Soulages, Leonard de Vinci and Raphael both for the technique and for the symbolism.
Being passionate about physics and quantum physics, she also dedicates a few paintings (Quantic Curve) to it.
It addresses a certain philosophy of life, summed up in one sentence: The culture of the beautiful and the good.
His creative phases are punctuated by his emotions, which gives his paintings a great variety.
"Passionate about the beauty of things, nature, the human being (I am an anatomist), I have always had an attraction for art. Art is born with humanity. I transcribe in my way the sacred geometry, the one that embodies the harmony and the beauty. Curves, straight, human body .... creation is everywhere. In my scientific, I saw art in the double helix of DNA, or a tendon that holds a finger ... I devote my second part of life to sweat my passion for science and art. Union that is essential to me."