A universe between art brut, pop art urban and vibrant expressionism

 

Artist born in Paris in 1985, Pvettese built a singular universe mixing pop art, street art and abstract expressionism.

Her work draws his energy from the influence of masters like Monet, Van Gogh, Joan Mitchell or Basquiat, to give birth to powerful artworks, at the crossroads of styles and emotions.

 

Her art oscillates between works on canvas and percuting urban collages, diverted 3D sculptures and intense abstract paintings, combining acrylic, aerosol and oily pastels on canvas, cardboard or volumes.

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Pvettese explores raw material and bright color to translate universal themes such as nature, human diversity and the energy of the living.

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Rewarded with the public prize in the Printemps des Arts de Rosny in 2020, she is notably known for her achievements in Spot 13 and in Frigos in Paris.

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She exhibits today international, notably in Paris, the Netherlands and the United States, and her artworks have found collectors in France, the United States, Spain, Belgium, the Netherlands, Switzerland, Germany, the United Kingdom and China.

Committed, Pvettese participates each year in auction charitable sales, in particular with MAP MA P’Art or the NGO HUMY, in order to support the poorest and environmental causes. Her artworks have notably passed at auction at Drouot.

Between pop culture and poetic introspection, Pvettese offers an authentic, multidimensional and committed work, which captures the eye while questioning the world.

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