Pierre Lamblin

Born in 1973 Pierre Lamblin is a Cannes artist. Installed for several years on the old port of Cannes (a few meters from the famous red carpet) and its showroom in Monaco, it exposed itself to an international clientele. His works are part of contemporary art collections from around the world today and there are many personalities among its customers. Bedded from an early age in art He quickly develops a real passion for impressionist painters and Occupy every minute of his time painting flowers from the Nicois garden of his childhood. Adolescent after the study of Guernica & nbsp; he is completely upset and is then passionate for Pablo Picasso, he puts aside impressionism and immerses himself in cubism . He signs all his works with his new pseudo "Paco Jacomo". He then invents his own alphabet and codes. He then had the chance to meet relatives and students of the master! His parents move and then become the neighbor of the César genius sculptor. It is a new turning point for him, he has an open -air museum next to his home and falls in admiration for his work. His illustrious neighbor has so much curiosity in this adolescent! & Nbsp; thanks to the excitement of the friends of César, Pierre Lamblin discovers 2 new trades which will inspire him later in his work: blacksmith and scrap dealer and scrap dealer . & nbsp; he then begins to explore sculpture and encapsule in plaster tinged with many objects of everyday life. Payable and always practicing art in an experimental way, it will take twenty years to abandon his career Professional (computer engineer, entrepreneur in communication, promoters ...) and is fully devoted to his artistic activity. All the artistic influences and meetings of his youth will influence his work! Inventor of an art style Unique, the multilayers, Pierre Lamblin seeks to reproduce the abyss and literally invites the spectator to immerse himself and dive into his works like a diver to discover a wreck. From 3 to 4 metal plates, it manages to reproduce complex volumes. He encapsulates his works for eternity thanks to a thick and transparent material: epoxy resin. & Nbsp;