Victor Picou - Artist
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About

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ABOUT THE ARTIST 

My main expression in sculpture, drawing and painting has resulted in unique shapes, moods and inspiration. Translucent stone and my joy of light influences form and shadow. Modeling clay by hand is a passionate element to creativity. Sketching from life is exciting when I capture the gesture and the color of the expression. Poetry helps me understand my feelings.

My sculpture expresses harmony and strength, spontaneity and continuity. Themes of birth, movement and infinite curves dominate my work. A variety of natural forms and human nature provides endless inspiration. A gesture of love, a person’s face or body, or the opening of a leaf provides me with living models.

 

Represented by:

  • Woodman Shimko Galleries
    1105 N. Palm Canyon Drive, Palm Springs CA

  • 398 Commercial Street, Provincetown, Mass.
    www.woodmanshimkogallery.com  
    Desert Art Center Gallery
    505 N. Palm Canyon Drive
    Palm Springs, CA

 

PUBLIC ART

My art is in private collections across the USA and Canada, and in these public  installations:
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Moonflower”, limestone, 5’ x 5’ x 30” - Kaiser Medical Center, Seattle, WA
>”Stone Flower”, limestone, 5’ - Washington State Convention Center, Seattle, WA
>” St Thomas, The Apostle”  limestone, 3’ - St. Thomas Episcopal Church, Hollywood, CA
> Headstone for Ronald Taylor Kunkel, granite, 4’ - Taylor Cemetery, Ruby, MT
>” Flower For Nellie”, limestone - Instituto de Allende, San Miguel de Allende , Mexico

AWARDS

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Winner of the Paul Belardo Sculpture Award

Exhibited at the Palm Springs Art Museum, Artists Council Exhibition 2015

“The Enlightenment of the Digital Wave”, African Wonderstone 14” x 22”

 

PROFESSIONAL ORGANIZATIONS

* President - Pasadena Society of Artists (2014 – present)
* Charter Member - Northwest Stone Sculptors Association (1987- present)
*Northwest Stone Sculptors Symposium Director (1989-2000)
* Founding Member - California Sculptors Symposium Inc (2003- present)
*California Sculptors Symposium Director (2003-2015)

  *BFA Fine Arts, University of Washington 1976