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Dekeyser Danielle
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Danielle Dekeyser
Until 1980,Dekeiser used to work in advertising then decided to turn to painting. Shortly after, she chose sculpture and discovered the ability of expression that clay allows and that she never stops exploring. She found that the material was going to enable her to capture the body aura, to transcend its beauty and its inward strength.
Although according to her sculpture is not a pure copy of reality, she thinks that life and its main character, Man, must not be put aside.
Each and every sculpture she creates becomes a piece which expresses itself-through strength, volumes, lights, vibration of the material and ambiguousness excluding the anecdote.
Dekeyser, never anxious to be in a new wave or outside of it, works on the fringe of fashion, schools or momentary trends.
This talented woman reveals a surprisingly original art.
Dekeiser was very often rewarded. Her work is distinguished in the many art salons and exhibitions to which she takes part. Her sculptures find their place in many private and public collections, either in France or abroad.
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| Dekeyser
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| Duffour
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| Gautier
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| Lienard
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| Mercier
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| Wermuth
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