ADOR Experience art gallery

Painter from Oléronnaise, granddaughter of an oyster farmer and fisherman. Christelle is fascinated by the Charente Islands.

In 2009, she discovered the private collection of aboriginal paintings by her friend Australian historian and writer Peter Grose. This encounter, which was a revelation, will launch his artistic career.

From this ancestral art, Christelle chooses to keep only the point. She imbues her works with movement, musicality, mineral nuances and invites us to a graphic reading of her maritime environment: between clearings and salt flats, fish locks and a stormy horizon.

“The earth vibrates, the colors dance and the surface undulates”

"I like capturing moments in life and telling stories. They are universal and subjective." A photographer, Valeyrie learned the techniques needed to find her style from Reza Deghati, Jean-Marie Perrier, and other illustrious inspirations. For her, everything is movement. "I like observing, capturing moments, moments in life. There are things that are not said, and I like the idea of ​​capturing these unsaid things. It's my way of seeing things." Valeyrie has also exhibited at the International Photo Show in Paris and at various regional and international events. A journey without borders.