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Artist Exhibitions:
Exhibitions in France
2001 Epernay’s Theater
(France) [40 photographs]
2003 Salon d’Automne, Paris
2004 Bernheim-Jeune Gallery,
Paris [47 photographs
including a triptych]
HypeGallery, Palais de Tokyo,
Paris
Galerie L’Ecu de France,
Viroflay (France) [16
photographs]
2005 Salon d’Automne, Paris
2009 Jacques & Selima,
Paris [16 photographs]
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Artist Reviews:
References
Art French magazine "L’Oeil" –
july / august 2005 – “Los
Angeles”
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Collections:
Coming Soon!
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Commissions:
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Artist Statement for Stephan Loeber-Bottero
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Biographical landmarks :
Since his introduction to photography in the mid-1970's, Loeber-Bottero has made a study of the timeless mass of architecture and the ephemeral delicacy of light. His artistic vision and photographic approach matured over the course of his travels, which included a two-year stay in the United States.
Thanks to the advice of the French artists Annette Faive-Fontanarosa, the painter, and Guy Vivien, the photographer, and after twelve years of deepening and accumulation of photographs, he decided in 2001 to share his work in public.
Starting in 1988, Venice, Italy became a city and subject of choice : the junction of personal destiny and one of the most spectacular expressions of mankind’s creation and beauty’s victory. Since then, Loeber-Bottero started at one time series of photographs in Venice refering to spiritual, natural, night.
Four important exhibitions took place in France between 2001 and 2005, including a first series on « Venice-Nocturnes » in the prestigious Parisian gallery Bernheim-Jeune.
Since 1999, Loeber-Bottero continues to build black-and-white series on the human body and portrait.
Since 2001, he works also on series inspired by California and Los Angeles.
Original gelatin silver hand-printings, signed and restricted to 3 or to 20, are proposed for collectors.
Books : « Venise, la nuit / Night in Venice » Editions Gourcuff Gradenigo, 2009 [170 photographs, 270 pages] bilingual english/french
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