Description

Painting on paper, the stamp of the STEINBACH brand is clearly visible and in the upper left corner it is dated and signed. Guy Denaigre 11/12/85. Denaigre seems to be fond of the Post-Impressionist directions, especially the poetic ones. His compositions are usually brushed in bright colors. The woman occupies an important place in his subjects. In essence, he likes to put an exotic accent, so that the dream figure is shown to the viewer in a truly poetic atmosphere.

Denaigre says, “Nude is naked and eroticism is eroticism, creativity is all-encompassing and free. I need to express visually where words fall short…”

Guy Denaigre can testify that he keeps the many promises of a young man.

He is rambunctious, eager to work and to take his personal place in this turbulent world of 20th century visual art. In him lies the wake-up call for good, honest art. In his work one immediately feels the sense of the value of life, of harmony, freedom and also the courage, the courage to express in matter what affects us all, the tenderness, the melancholy but also the rebelliousness and the tragedy. Call Guy Denaigre, the tortured, the searching artist, but at the same time call him the man of the intimate, of the deeply human warmth that cannot leave us indifferent.