Pulse Exhibition at Mark Hachem Gallery

The Mark Hachem Gallery is hosting an exhibition by French artist Anne De Villemejane called “Pulse”. Few fine sculptors appear today with an understanding of tradition, mastery of form and the ability to have a compelling dialogue between the works and audience.

Anne De Villemejane is such a find and a fresh vision to the medium. Born in France, Villemejane found a passion for international travel and exploration. Ultimatley these travels compeled her to sculpt.

Her original mentors were other sculptors, painters and teachers in Italy and the Untied states. One being Jay Bordage, teacher at Harvard Centre for the arts. He stated about her work ” Although in repose, Anne De Villemejane’s figures seem to pulsate with life…”

From critical reviews and through her own rigor, Anne developed a refined eye and hand for sculpture. Today she works in a mix of materials: bronze, metal, concrete, collage and crystal. The forms created come from her personal inspirations and professional journey.

Each artwork is hand finished. The transition from an idea to the solid form becomes unique. Some are exposed to the core relating to forms- faces, bodies, couples- are not just material they reflect substance. Each work has a personlaity that exokes an emotion.