What if buying a work of art could give a child a moment of joy they’ll never forget? Singulart is proud to partner with Solid’Art, the solidarity art fair organized in support of Secours Populaire, returning to Montpellier's Zénith Sud on September 19th. The mission? To make contemporary art accessible to all, while helping children from underprivileged backgrounds experience the joy of a holiday.

One artwork purchased = one child goes on vacation

To extend the impact of this wonderful initiative, Singulart is hosting an online solidarity sale from September 22-October 20, featuring a curated selection of artworks by the fair’s participating artists.

By purchasing a piece of art, you’re not only bringing beauty into your home, you’re offering a child the chance to create cherished memories. Join us in making a difference—for the artists, for the children, and for a more caring world.

romain thiery

사진가 - 프랑스

Romain Thiery uses photography and sound recording, drawing on his background as a photographer and amateur pianist. He combines a documentary aesthetic with a poetic and pictorial approach, exploiting natural light and the contrasts between ruins and instrumental nobility. His style emphasizes textures, careful compositions, and the integration of sounds captured on location. Through his works, he evokes a profound melancholy, evoking ephemeral beauty, lost memory, and the poetry of abandonment, while paying homage to the symbolic power of the piano.

Axelle Sodade

화가 - 프랑스

Axelle Teixeira, painter, masters acrylics, pastels, Posca, and digital tools, driven by a career spanning Bordeaux, London, and Occitanie. She combines striking graphic monochromes with vibrant compositions of color, blending luminous energy and sharp contrasts. Through her works, she conveys the power of human emotions, nostalgia, joy, and the richness of connections, always seeking to deeply touch the viewer's sensitivity.

WONE

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Inspired by the innovative works of master painters such as Giuseppe Arcimboldo, Hieronymus Bosch and Pieter Brueghel, as well as by the avant-garde of the Cubist movement and those of stained glass artisans, my artistic universe has gradually taken shape, mixing dreamlike and colorful elements, motifs that are both organic and graphic, and familiar forms that evoke a hidden depth. My studio works, like my interventions on the urban landscape, have one goal: to take those who discover them on a journey. Accustomed to participatory artistic projects, my creations are always accompanied by a human approach, in order to foster social ties, exchange, and enhance a neighborhood and its inhabitants while awakening the senses and curiosity.

LAETITIA VASSEUR

화가, 사진가 - 프랑스

Laetitia Vasseur is a French artist with technical training in graphic arts and photography. Her work explores the theme of landscape, which she reinvents by blending real and abstract elements.Through the combination of photography and watercolor, she creates compositions that blur our boundaries and invite escape. This approach questions our way of perceiving the landscape, between reality and imagination.

Tommy Knuts

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Tommy Knuts is an artist based in Lille, in the Hauts-de-France region. A jack-of-all-trades by nature, his work is multidisciplinary. His main mediums of expression include canvases, murals, sculptures, and ceramics. Through impulsive and automatic research, his melting pot of characters and landscapes emerge as an expression of his deepest reflections. Connecting things and beings in light of the bonds that unite them. Freezing the emotions that come alive through encounters, capturing those moments when life expresses itself and astonishes us.

Georges Dumas

화가, 사진가, Digital artist, Visual artist - 프랑스

Georges Dumas's artistic approach is both simple and complex. While the aesthetic of his works, which he describes as "paintographies," is highly figurative, their composition is slow and complex, blending photography, digital art, and acrylic paint. Georges Dumas transforms the models he photographs into virtual sculptures by replacing their skin with mineral materials to represent both the passage of time and the fragility of the body.

Jean-Marie Gitard

화가, Digital artist - 프랑스

Jean-Marie Gitard (aka Mr. Strange), painter and digital artist, draws inspiration from the surrealism of Dali, Magritte, and Hopper. Using photomanipulation and digital collage techniques, with a rare use of oil paint, he creates enigmatic works with touches of absurdity. His works blend poetry and sharp criticism, arousing surprise, curiosity, and reflection by straddling the real world and the imaginary.

Saúl Velázquez de Castro

소묘화가, 조각가 - 프랑스

Saúl Velázquez de Castro, is a sculptor and art founder, trained in Valladolid and Brussels before settling in France. Spontaneous and improvisational, he sublimates bronze, wood, and stone with passion and devotion, highlighting the particularities and beauty of human and animal bodies. His works, vibrant with strength, movement, and lightness, convey intense emotions, revealing the beauty of imperfections and the fragility of being.

Valco

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Valco, born in 1981 from a modest background, is a painter inspired by street culture. His colorful work, rich in superpositions, is inspired by the 80s generation, using graffiti, Vandal, lettering, and the popularization of fictional characters. The different emotions of his work emerge from the multiple messages, allowing each viewer to discover their own meaning.

Wawapod

화가, 소묘화가 - 프랑스

Wawapod is a painter and draftsman based in France whose work has been featured in solo and group exhibitions nationwide. In a distinctive style that fuses pop art with street art, his vibrant pieces convey his love of life while celebrating childhood nostalgia. Additionally, Wawapod’s compositions pay homage to various styles, eras, and icons. He most often creates with acrylic and spray paint on canvas.

Caroline Montigneaux

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Caroline Burdinat is a talented painter whose works have featured in exhibitions and publications across France. Taking a cheerful and luminous approach to colour and silhouette, she composes striking abstract pieces as well as playful portraits with a splash of street art.

French painter Lucile Callegari has shown work throughout France, the United States, and Switzerland. Working with acrylic and charcoal on canvas, Callegari creates portraits of female subjects. She allows her unconscious to guide her as she paints quickly—allowing the portraits to reveal themselves. Callegari describes these haunting and moving works as a reflection of herself and her soul. The portraits are monochrome and fiercely vivid—faces energetically rendered against a white background.