Biographie de l'Artiste
Self-taught painter, bornDecember 25, 1948 Carcassonne (Aude), Francis Jalibert practicedpainting since an early age, despite some interruptions. Inrecent years he devoted much time to his passion that gives him moresatisfaction in the extent of his pictures arouse interest advantage.
Hisworks are in several private collections in France, but also abroad:USA, UK, Finland, Holland, Belgium, Italy, Spain, Portugal, Morocco,South Africa, etc. ...
Severalof his paintings were chosen to illustrate the poems ofProvence.
Hepaints mainly in oil, mostly knife, expressed in a quest for harmonyin colors by combining the complementary contrast.
Thesubjects and the colors of his paintings reveal a deep breathProvençale region that is particularly fond of and knows well,being a native of Languedoc-Roussillon.
Paintingis for him primarily a source of pleasure, an escape, discover andreach out to others. "Paintingis learning to look at nature, to appreciate it, transforming it tobetter take ownership," he said to define his work. Thisvery personal about the world around it have sometimes led totransfigure to give an abstract interpretation which does not leaveanyone indifferent.
Self-taught painter, bornDecember 25, 1948 Carcassonne (Aude), Francis Jalibert practicedpainting since an early age, despite some interruptions. Inrecent years he devoted much time to his passion that gives him moresatisfaction in the extent of his pictures arouse interest advantage.
Hisworks are in several private collections in France, but also abroad:USA, UK, Finland, Holland, Belgium, Italy, Spain, Portugal, Morocco,South Africa, etc. ...Severalof his paintings were chosen to illustrate the poems ofProvence.
Hepaints mainly in oil, mostly knife, expressed in a quest for harmonyin colors by combining the complementary contrast.
Thesubjects and the colors of his paintings reveal a deep breathProvençale region that is particularly fond of and knows well,being a native of Languedoc-Roussillon.
Paintingis for him primarily a source of pleasure, an escape, discover andreach out to others. "Paintingis learning to look at nature, to appreciate it, transforming it tobetter take ownership," he said to define his work. Thisvery personal about the world around it have sometimes led totransfigure to give an abstract interpretation which does not leaveanyone indifferent.