La Chapelle des Arts exhibition: Za et Zib, sculpture and painting

ZIB : Painter L'Éclat du Mouvement A contemporary painter with a vibrant style, Isabelle Guillet-Bouloc (ZIB) sculpts light with a rare energy. After seven years' training at the Martenot school, she chose the brush to express her inner musicality, evolving from oils to acrylics and mixed media. Her work is a chromatic voyage nourished by her roots: from Brittany to the Côte d'Azur, enriched by seven sunny years in Africa. ZIB excels at deconstructing reality to reassemble it in kaleidoscopic visions, where urban and marine scenes are imbued with poetry. Somewhere between figuration and abstraction, his canvases are a joyful melting pot of moods, boldly capturing the very essence of light and movement. Za: Sculptor Between solidity and delicacy Women are at the heart of my approach, and in my work I explore the balance between strength and fragility. Ceramic, both solid and delicate, becomes the reflection of this duality. My sculptures, with their fine, slender forms and animated by movement, celebrate femininity in all its complexity through themes such as maternity, resilience and transformation. The creative process begins intuitively, in an instinctive dialogue with the material, before moving on to more technical and thoughtful work. The final glaze reveals the volumes, curves and movement of the work.