6th December - Vientiane - T Shop gallery
Love letters to Vientiane and derisory pictures for broken hearts.
Merci à Hislaire, l'attaché de presse de l'Ambassade de France au Laos pour le lien :
https://la.ambafrance.org/Vernissage-de-l-exposition-de-Bruno-artiste-de-Vientiane
Merci à Hislaire, l'attaché de presse de l'Ambassade de France au Laos pour le lien :
https://la.ambafrance.org/Vernissage-de-l-exposition-de-Bruno-artiste-de-Vientiane
The Art teacher's exhibition
On the road again ! |
C'est en plein centre-ville de Vientiane, dans ce qu'on appellait autrefois le "quartier chinois". Venez en vélo, en 4×4, en bus vert ou en bus bleu, en tuk-tuk ou en tak-tak mais venez nombreux, vous serez toujours les bienvenue !
Funniest Pecha Kucha : Bruno try to speak in english about creativity, art and gaz-station
Here you'll find my Pecha Kucha. It was on last September 15th 2016 at Timeline Cafe in Vientiane, Lao PDR.
Special thanks to Nami Hishihara, for her help and her patience, thanks to all the team and thanks also for the so funny translation of my speech.
Biography
Born in 1911 in Port Said or in 1919 in Nantucket, Bruno le Matelot probably
the illegitimate son of an officer in the German Navy and of a Swiss
governess of the "Blue Line". He joined the International Brigades in
1936 in Spain, more by taste of the action and romance than by political
conviction, but without even finish the naval school.
Biographers lose his track during the world war to find back it in the 50s on a US base in Michigan alongside Hazel Ying Lee.
He now lives in an ashram in South Asia where he is treated for severe personality disorders, but where he still paints untiringly the infinite beauty of the Mekong's riversides
Special thanks to Nami Hishihara, for her help and her patience, thanks to all the team and thanks also for the so funny translation of my speech.
Biography
Biographers lose his track during the world war to find back it in the 50s on a US base in Michigan alongside Hazel Ying Lee.
He now lives in an ashram in South Asia where he is treated for severe personality disorders, but where he still paints untiringly the infinite beauty of the Mekong's riversides
A smaller Asian Babylon, by bus
If you are
interested by using one of these visuals for commercial purpose (for your
restaurant or boutique or any communication campaign) please feel welcome to get
in touch with ATELIERS D2 Bruno ; all the artworks could be printed on large
scale.
bruno.le.matelot@gmail.com
bruno.le.matelot@gmail.com
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