Tiffene Larose

Tiffene Larose grows up as an accomplished ballerina, pursuing a career in marine biology. KINESIS oil painting collection combines her love of dance with her fascination, exploring the forces and dynamics of the ocean and in dance, while offering contrast, she brings a sense of similarity to the two vastly different entities – bringing strength and power to the graceful ballerina, and peace and simplicity to the harsh seas. The common view of ballet focuses on the grace and effortlessness of the movements. Having grown up practicing the art form, Tiffene learnt through years of practice, the power and poise of the dance. She is now expressing her experience of the dance by combining it with epic scenes of the ocean. Kinesis is defined as a movement in response to a stimulus.

KITO Antoine

Antoine is a French sculptor, from Brittany, West of France. He began carving at the age of five and since that time, he has never stopped creating. A self-taught artist. KITO received his first kits of carving wood and stone at the age of 7 and 12 respectively. They were gifts from the sculptor and family friend, Etienne MARTIN.
In 1968, aged 14, he created a granite fountain named “NEPTUNE” for the KERSA Maritime School in PAIMPOL. In 1972, he was admitted to the Biennial of ST-BRIEUC for which he made a granite sculpture: “Les Diables au Bénitier”. A theme that often comes up in his work is “opening and closing” or “Ying and Yang”, which finds its full expression in both monumental and smaller sculptures. KINESIS features 3 of its unclassifiable sculptures, inspired by the surrealism movement.

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