An eclectic painter born in Mauritius in 1974, Lux Gambart grew up in France.

A graduate in art history and interior design, she worked for 20 years in the Parisian luxury sector. Returning in 2017, Lux Gambart began by creating bespoke works for collectors on the Indian Ocean. After that, it was a simple step to reach out to a wider, more international audience, which earned her a listing with Artprice, a French company that rates the art market on the Internet and sells works of art online. Like a leitmotif, the invitation to contemplation resonates in each of his works. The artist’s intellectual approach places the viewer at the crossroads of the imaginary and decorative painting, the professional path from which she emerged. The thread linking each of her canvases offers a captivating window onto modern artistic expression, whose creative approach plunges us into an introspective universe. Caught up in the anguish of the blank canvas, each work is the result of intuitive research into the organization and structuring of random elements. Stemming from a primitive chaos provoked by the interaction of an arsenal of technical processes, the works come to life and become either figurative or abstract. Intrigued by her own complexity as a visual artist, Lux Gambart lets herself be surprised by the twists and turns that present themselves to her as enigmas.

A succession of lines, bifurcations, crossings, disappearances and mutations draw the observer into a world of endless digression with poetic contours.