RACHEL BERGERET

Baby Doll Dior Glitters - N°153

2024

A tribute to the brands and the great couturiers such as Dior, Chanel and Hermès, Louis Vuitton, Gucci, YSL, Alexander McQueen ... Thanks to her creativity, Rachel composes three-dimensional works of art with a predominantly for painting and recycling. Bags of brands, perfume bottles, pearls, gold leaf, flowers will be assembled under his brushstrokes to give unique, colorful and voluminous works. The wavy hair of the Pre-Raphaelite works, the dominance of Gustav Klimt's gold, the audacity of Toulouse Lautrec and the modernity of Edmond Kiraz have largely influenced Rachel since her early childhood. ABOUT THE BABY DOLLS SERIES : Baby dolls are unique pieces bearing a creation number affixed to the back of the work. Collectors can follow the evolution of the artist by order of creation of this collection of dolls dedicated to the great couturiers. More than ten luxury houses are immortalized in 3 dimensions. Currently around thirty different but unique dolls has been created. ABOUT THE ARTIST Rachel Bergeret was born in 1975 near Grenoble. She is a beautiful woman with a stylish and sparkling sense of humor. Very soon inspired by the Fashion and the artistic creation, she will begin as stylist before going to the Arts Plastiques. She develops her first collections in corsetry, wedding dresses and evening dresses. Fashion is a passion and it is during twelve years that she will collaborate in many collections entirely embroidered. To do this she goes every season in India where she leads the artistic creation process. Strong in her career as a stylist, the artist truly models the drapes of her heroines that spring from the support. This painting in volume, adorned with gold leaf, collages and materials leaves the painting to better come to the spectator. At the end of 2014, she decided to meet her audience by offering him happenings of her painting. In the form of Live Painting. She wants to create a bridge between the street artist approach and traditional painting. Her aim : to bring back this ephemeral and monumental art form in our interiors.