Veronique Clamot (1964, Charleroi, Belgium) is a self-taught artist. Although she has been occupied with making three dimensional works of art ever since her childhood, she is officially established as an independent artist during the previous decade. Since then she has taken part in several group exhibitions at Galerie Tempera (Brussels) and Morren Galleries.
Her sculptures are remarkable accounts of observation, created by someone who gives us proof of her thorough knowledge of the human anatomy, also when she accentuates or deforms this anatomy in her work. Daily live is translated in amusing and recognizable anecdotes. . Most of her sculptures present seaside visitors, having an ice-cream, looking onto) sailing boats or reading under the burning heat of the sun.
Clamot is well known for her small sculptures of well-formed ladies and the occasional man. Since 2010 she also works on larger scale. Clamot’s round ladies have become monumental in bronze.
EDUCATION
Arts plastiques (illustration) St. Luc, Brussel
SOLO EXHIBITIONS (SELECTED)
2000 Galerie Chamarande - Brussel
GROUP EXHIBITIONS (SELECTED)
2018 Les Mains d'or de Gedinne, La Maison Languillier, België
2005 Contrast Gallery, Brussel
COLLECTIONS
2000-2004 Galerie Tempera – Brussel
Vanaf 2003 Morren Galleries Utrecht
2004-2006 Galerie Argo – Knokke
Vanaf 2004 Contrast Gallery – Brussel
2005 Contrast Gallery – Brussel
ART FAIRS (SELECTED)
Fine Art Fair Brussel - maart 2019
