Véronique Villaret

Véronique Villaret

Véronique Villaret is a painter trained at the École des Beaux-arts de Nîmes, under the tutelage of Claude Viallat, an important member of the Support-Surface movement. This movement profoundly influenced her work, pushing her to abandon traditional canvas in favor of paper, and to renounce any hierarchical composition in favor of an approach focused on raw material. She initially taught painting and contemporary art. Upon her arrival in Paris in 2000, she became passionate about decoration and took on the artistic direction of prestigious projects for major textile and luxury brands. In parallel, she developed a unique body of work, combining bright colors and naive botanical forms.

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Véronique Villaret is an artist-painter trained at the École des Beaux-arts in Nîmes, under the tutelage of Claude Viallat, an important member of Support-Surface. This movement profoundly influenced her work, leading her to abandon traditional canvas in favor of paper and to relinquish hierarchical composition in favor of an approach centered on raw materials. Initially, she taught painting and contemporary art. Upon her arrival in Paris in 2000, she developed a passion for decoration and took on the artistic direction of prestigious projects for major textile and luxury brands. In parallel, she developed a unique body of work, combining vibrant colors and naive botanical forms. Evolving in what she calls “seasonal painting,” she pursues a body of work marked by chromatic sensitivity that is joyful and timeless.

  • Véronique Villaret is a painter trained at the École des Beaux-arts de Nîmes, under the tutelage of Claude Viallat, an important member of the Supports/Surfaces movement. This movement profoundly influenced her work, leading her to abandon traditional canvas in favor of paper and to reject hierarchical composition in favor of an approach focused on raw materials. She initially taught painting and contemporary arts. Upon her arrival in Paris in 2000, she developed a passion for decoration and took on the artistic direction of prestigious projects for major textile and luxury brands. Concurrently, she developed a unique body of work, blending vibrant colors with naive botanical forms. Evolving in what she calls “seasonal painting,” she continues a body of work characterized by a chromatic, joyful, and timeless sensibility.

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