MICHEL CALEMBERT
Born in 1948, chartered accountant and having crossed all my
professional career in the banking world, art was not the first of my concerns.
I entered watercolor at the beginning of the years ' 90, by chance. Seduced by
the phenomenon of fusion of pigments and helped by the fact that this technique
allowed to work with a reduced material, I moved forward first of all in
self-taught. I realized however quickly that a technical help would not be of
excess and I followed some sporadic workshops according to my professional
availability.
At the end of 1998, I discovered Roland Palmaerts's courts
and became a diligent pupil both during sessions of court (Brussels, Warsage,
Waremme and Liège) and during outdoor workshops (Brittany, Provence, Côte
d'Azur, Dordogne, …).
I also flickered with other famous watercolorists (Odette
Feller, Cao Bei An, Wen Ming Xin, Jean-Claude Chailloux, Stéphane Heurion,
Annick Perreaux, Viktoria Prischedko, Ewa Karpinska, Jean-Louis Morelle,
Georges Politis, Fabio Cembranelli) to take the measure of the other ways of
seeing things this wonderful medium. All of them left me, each in his own
style, a merry feeling of opening and generosity in the sharing.
While keeping handling essentially the landscape of
atmosphere, the landscapes and flowers, I dedicate myself now to the
constructed abstraction which associates the geometrical rigor based on prime
numbers (3,7, ..) while favoring the flexibility of the forms and the
evanescence of the colored gradations.
Member of the Aquarellistes francophones de Belgique since
the creation of the association.

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