Pois gourmands
Oil on canvas
46*38 cm
Le secret de Polichinelle
Oil on canvas
81*65 cm
La porte de Neptune
Oil on canvas
81*65 cm
L’archange bleu
Oil on canvas
55*46 cm
L’huitre et les plaideurs
Oil on canvas
46*38 cm
La Cigale et la fourmi
Oil on canvas
46*38 cm
Bas les masques
Oil on canvas
65*54 cm
Concert’eau
Oil on canvas
81*65 cm
Symphonie vénitienne
Oil on canvas
81*65 cm
Falbalas
Oil on canvas
81*65 cm
Cigale
Oil on canvas
100*81 cm
La fanfare
Oil on canvas
81*65 cm
Api song
Oil on canvas
73*60 cm
Au bord du monde
Oil on canvas
73*60 cm
Grappolo
Oil on canvas
61*50 cm
BIOGRAPHIE
Serge Van Khache was born in 1946 in Angoulême. His mother was french and his father an Asian.
Stuying painting at the Ecole des Beaux-Arts in Angoulème, he was learning a lot about photography with his father in the same time. He settled in Paris as a photographer and illustrator. He worked for a lot of magazines such as Lui, Play Bpy, Vogue and in the cinema, in some films by André Cayatte, Agnès Varda as well as Roger Hanin.
In 1984, he decided to exclusively devote himself to painting. His work is in a visionnary kind of art. His technique for creating glazing looks like the flamand masters. His rigour and meticulouness take inspiration from his asian origins that characterise his painting.
In 1998, he decided to be exclusively exhibited in Galerie Mickaël Marciano, at Place des Vosges, in Paris.
