Nathalie Béreau gallery

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A privileged partner of contemporary artists since 2004, Galerie Nathalie Béreau organises exhibitions and carries out projects with individuals, companies, hotels and institutions, thereby integrating art into a perspective of collection and communication.
In 2021, the gallery is evolving with a new logo, a completely redesigned website and the creation of an online shop. The gallery’s website remains the primary link for its various activities: exhibition news, selected works for sale and updates on the artists represented.
Since then, the gallery has also refocused its activities by participating in the Paris Print Fair from 2022 onwards and organising several exhibitions a year, mainly in Paris.

For its fifth participation, the gallery is presenting a selection of mostly unpublished works, specially created for the fair.
It will also be an opportunity to introduce two new engravers to the gallery: Giulia Leonelli and Xecon Uddin. This year, Valérie Belmokhtar is featured in the catalogue with her new series of embroidered drypoint engravings began in 2024 and freely inspired by Ovid’s Metamorphoses.

Artistes présentés lors de la Paris Print Fair

VALÉRIE BELMOKHTAR
CYR BOITARD
CAROLINE BOUYER
ANAÏS CHARRAS
ATSUKO ISHII

THIBAULT LAGET-RO
GIULIA LEONELLI
HERMANCE DES ROBERT
TONY SOULIÉ
XECON UDDIN

Information

By appointment in Paris and during exhibitions
Postal address:
7 Chemin des Noues
95510 Vétheuil
France
+ 33 6 79 71 26 44
nbereau@hotmail.fr

www.nathaliebereau.com

Valérie Belmokhtar
Triton, 2025
Engraving, drypoint printed in black on cotton and free embroidery
21 x 29.7 cm
Single print signed and dated in pencil on the back by the artist
Triton is a sea god in Greek mythology, the messenger of the waves. In Ovid’s writings, he has the body of a man and the tail of a fish, and is somewhat equivalent to mermaids or undines. He serves as Poseidon’s trumpet, but poets such as Ovid attribute another function to him, that of calming storms and rough seas. This may echo our own times: here is a figure who can calm our inner and outer storms.
The artist has interpreted him as a gentle and soothing, even reassuring figure.
Courtesy Galerie Nathalie Béreau

Giulia Leonelli
Inescapable as Today III, 2019
Aquatint, drypoint
76 x 55.5 cm
1/8 E.V. (variable edition)
Courtesy Galerie Nathalie Béreau

Xecon Uddin
Last summer – 1, 2025 (September)
Etching and aquatint on brass in several plates, hand-printed in colour on Arche BFK paper, 290 gsm.
Image dimensions: 21.5 x 20.5 cm / Paper dimensions: 40 x 40 cm.
Hand-numbered and signed: 20 copies.
Courtesy Galerie Nathalie Béreau.