Severine VERMOREL

Séverine Vermorel represents a distinctive artist, emerging from the fusion of haute couture and painting, blending elements of fashion, design, graphics, and philosophy.

Following a career in haute couture in Paris, working with esteemed brands such as Yves Saint Laurent, Versace, Michel Klein, Guy Laroche, and Disney, she returned to her artistic roots to delve into a personal universe enriched by fashion, philosophy, manga, and her extensive travels, which significantly shaped her perspective and creative methodology.

His work, simultaneously graphic, refined, expressive, and symbolic, results in creations abundant in meaning: painting, drawing, and, since relocating to Mauritius, sculpture.

The island serves as a profound source of inspiration, providing him with a novel perspective on space, light, and the sacred.

Sculpture thus emerges as a medium, where previously there existed only line, transparency, and movement.

Dedicated to the poetic transformation of materials, Séverine Vermorel’s work embodies a process of re-enchanting substances.

She integrates salvaged elements into her practice, which she thoughtfully repurposes to bestow upon them a renewed existence.

This circular creative act, both aesthetic and purposeful, fosters a dialogue between past and present, memory and metamorphosis. Each piece thus emerges as a site of rebirth, where neglected matter reclaims its dignity, beauty, and emotional resonance.

Her artistic approach is intricately connected to the line.

Each line and form represents a deliberate gesture, a resonance, a manifestation of emotion. She investigates the relationship between balance and emptiness, aspiring to convey profound meaning through minimalism.

She has showcased her work in Rome, Lyon, Paris, and Antibes, as well as at the Vatican. Additionally, she generously shares her passion through visual arts workshops for both children and adults across Europe and Africa.

“Wherever you venture, do so with your heart.” — Confucius