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Cosmopolis II
1973
Claude Vibrac
Painting
120 x 120 cm
Often choosing the perfection of a square format, his paintings describe an interior universe that is governed by a sacred kind of geometry and harmony that the painter interprets.
Claude Vibrac
France
Born in 1933
French painter.
Vibrac’s painting is strongly marked by his interest in sciences such as astrophysics and the discoveries of space, the big bang, and also microscopy. His regular contributions to the Exhibition of Sacred Art demonstrate the spiritual level of his art. With training in painting restoration, his oil painting technique is combined with a high level of rigour in composition.
Often choosing the perfection of a square format, his paintings describe an interior universe that is governed by a sacred kind of geometry and harmony that the painter interprets.
Salon des Réalités Nouvelles, Salon de l'Art Sacré, Salon de la Jeune Peinture, Paris, Museum of the Château in Montbéliard, Scientific Museum, Baltimore.
Vibrac’s painting is strongly marked by his interest in sciences such as astrophysics and the discoveries of space, the big bang, and also microscopy. His regular contributions to the Exhibition of Sacred Art demonstrate the spiritual level of his art. With training in painting restoration, his oil painting technique is combined with a high level of rigour in composition.
Often choosing the perfection of a square format, his paintings describe an interior universe that is governed by a sacred kind of geometry and harmony that the painter interprets.
Salon des Réalités Nouvelles, Salon de l'Art Sacré, Salon de la Jeune Peinture, Paris, Museum of the Château in Montbéliard, Scientific Museum, Baltimore.
Artworks of
Claude Vibrac
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