Lucila Viso is a French painter of Argentinian origin, born in Santa Fe.
Trained in Literature and Fine Arts in her hometown, she moved to Paris in 1974, where she has lived and worked ever since.
His work is part of a demanding pictorial research, nourished by memory, silence and a constant attention to matter.
Lucila Viso's painting favours restraint, depth and balance, far removed from any illustrative narrative.
She develops a personal visual language, based on the tension between presence and erasure, structure and vibration.
His work has been featured in numerous group exhibitions in France and internationally.
She has a lasting artistic relationship with Japan, where her work has been recognized on several occasions.
For Lucila Viso, painting is an act of continuity: a way of keeping the world at a distance while fully inhabiting it.

Techniques : Mixed media, Pencil, Oil, Acrylic, Collage, Ink.
Support and materials : Wood, Canvas, Paper

AWARDS & RECOGNITION:

1996 — Jean-François Millet Prize, L'Angélus

1999 — 1st Prize Painting, International Arts Mony Exhibition, Pézenas, France

2000 — Jury's Highest Prize, Jean-François Millet Association

2007 — Salon Prize, Prisme et Nuances Spring Salon, L'Isle-Adam, France

2008 — Grand Prize for Painting, Prisme et Nuances Spring Exhibition, France

2012 — Grand Prize of the Salon, Prisme et Nuances, L'Isle-Adam, France

2012 — 1st Prize Mixed Media, European Exhibition in Belgium

2019 — Modern Art Energy Prize, Tokyo, Japan

 

A work by Lucila Viso has been acquired and integrated into the collection of Deutsche Bank, an international corporate art collection.

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