. Biography of Claude CARRETTA .

Born in December the 7th 1948.

WATERCOLORIST Amateur (French House of the Artists NÂ° C594353).

Devoting himself to the drawing and notably to the caricature, he is fascinated in 1990 by the watercolor of which he admires the subtle game of the colors and the freedom of action of the water on the dispersion of the pigments and the birth of the chances.

His pictorial gait results from a realized work since more than 10 years with different masters of the watercolor, and particularly ROLAND PALMAERTS, ODETTE FELLER, LELIE ABADIE and THIERRY LEGUME.

His research before all the moods made obvious in the first time of the creation, then gives rise to the light in all his force by the game of contrasts.

He applies to paint urban landscapes, country scenes, flowers, navies to the taste of his inspiration and of his fantasy.

His compositions want to transport us in a world of colors and of poetry, to the country of the emotions and dream.

He participates uniformly to the fall Parlor of the Pictorial of Champagne Group close to Reims and present hie realisations in various regional expositions..

He was rewarded by the 2Â° prices of the competition 2006 "ART POUR TOUS".

He is foundator and President of the association AQUARELLE REIMS EVENEMENT, that work to the organization of demonstrations around the watercolor in the of champagne metropolis.

Other visible realizations on the site http://www.galerieaufildelart.comhttp://www.articite.fr
http://www.artactif.com
http://www.galerie-net.com
http://www.arts-up
http://abonnes.univarts.com/ins/ac?l=carretta&c=46695

Selectionned by the jury of"Printemps de l'Aquarelle 2008" à Libramont Wallonie

Exposition from 24th May to 1rst June 2008 in the
Centre Culturel  Avenue de Houffalize 62   -B 6800 LIBRAMONT (LIBRAMONT-CHEVIGNY) Belgium

Selectionned by the jury of the  18th Salon International de l'Aquarelle at Uckange (between Metz and Luxemburg near Thionville)
Exposition from 5th to 20th april 2008 (every day from 2 ti 6 pm) in Centre socio-culturel Place Jean Jaurès Uckange Moselle

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