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Thomas Saliot, L'artiste pop de Marrakech
Online on 27 January 2010 | People
INTERVIEWS
-First name, age, profession?
Thomas, 42 years, painter
-Since when do you do this job?
That's 20 years that I am in the field!
-How did you arrive in Marrakech? And since when?
He 5 five years ago by car from Aix-en-Provence with my women and 4 dogs. (laughs) My parents bought a riad here about 10 years ago and I am on holidays several times... my younger brother was the first to settle here and made me praise of this city, its light and colours, until I put in a truck for the Morocco!
-Do you like the most in Marrakech?
Atmosphere, people, the Sun, the atlas and the sea not far away.
-What is what annoys you most?
The French who complain and criticise a country hosting them. Electricity shortages and the sick on the road.
-Do you think the market marrakchi in art and pop art in particular?
It is nascent and still uncertain, very influenced by the French market for a few years ago.
-What do you think the sensitivity of the marrakchis in your paintings?
Until today I exposed more of orientalist paintings that pop paintings; in general they are welcomed by the local public... Let's say that I feel that all the paintings are not perceived in the same way.
-Where have you now?
I have a few pop paintings to The Gallery Design and Cook and orientalist paintings to the gallery Lawrence arnott...-Tell us your art?
I am realistic painting and are in my subjects. Part of my paintings is on the Morocco: the life of the streets and campaigns, the other is more pop, focused more on fashion, music, cinema.
-What do you like to do in Marrakech? connected corner you attending?
I'm a little to the Yellow sub where I did the murals, otherwise I love eating cat who laughs.
-What was your most touching experience in Marrakech?
I screw every night when I ride on my roof to watch the sunset.
-Got a story on your life in Marrakech?
How to choose? It happens so much stuff here!
Recently my wife called the weather information to learn about forecasts, a charming gentleman he announced that he would not good all week, heard his sad voice on the phone, he gently told him: "I will see what I can do!" (laughs)This page is not completely translated!