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Geneviève Brice, an artist of sculptural expression and winner of several prizes, expresses her personality through an art brut approach, endowing her works with a highly original unity that seeks to evolve towards other imaginary worlds.
Nice-Matin

From her many travels in Africa, Geneviève Brice has brought back a passion for exotic art. Her compositions bring to life barks, fibres and plants, giving her work a vitality and sometimes a deliberate wildness.
Côte - La Revue d'Azur

Monaco - An Appealing Exhibition
Geneviève Brice's work is described as art brut but it would be more accurate to use the words Authentic and Natural, for it seems to spring forth from the earth.
Arts - Monaco

This remarkable exhibition invites viewers to let themselves to be carried away by the latent potentialities and mysterious secrets of matter in order to discover the fascinating forms that Geneviève Brice helps to generate, that of a universe that is so near yet unsuspected, just waiting to be discovered.
Semaine des Spectacles - Provence Côte d'Azur

Resins, Natural Textures
An Original Work
The creativity of Geneviève Brice, developed in the course of her travels in Africa, is exceptional. She composes collages in hues of sepia, burnt savannah and the purple sun of Saharan Africa, to transport us to other places, to other worlds. By visiting Geneviève Brice, you will set off on the strangest of voyages, full of spicy flavours.
L'Officiel des Loisirs

Geneviève Brice, an artist of sculptural expression, with a wonderful touch and texture. This artist has a confident hand reflecting the soul of an adventurous and colourful itinerary, with an overlapping of cultures, details and movements. The development of the material can be felt, the voyage is present, and the originality is constant.
Michel Alegandre - Sculptor

Geneviève Brice offers a warm, rich and original universe. Her compositions hover between abstraction and expressionism, integrating the magic of a mask or the arabesque of a root. These pieces are moving. When contemplating them, we are plunged into a secret world that is close to legends, where the tribute paid to nature is never in conflict with a recreated world.
Michel Gaudet
International painter, lecturer and art critic

Today, Geneviève Brice presents a series of works that are half way between painting and sculpture. When she has completed her work, the tensions between antagonistic elements are reconciled to become a source of energy, while the substance neglected by the seasons benefits from a new birth which transmutes into a new, more beautiful and longer lasting form.
Henry Thomseu
French painter and titular director of the Beaux Arts
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