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Philippe Ségalard spent
his childhood in a small village near Paris. His initial experience
was that of the rural world.
After having had several jobs
in restaurants, he slowly came to painting, while pursuing
other activities, among which literary studies.
When 28, he
decided to completely dedicate his life to painting. He then
frequented and studied in Pierre Mézin’s studio.
Encounters with people of the stage or with poets have led to
co-operations.
He now lives and works in Versailles, where his studio is.
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Painter at work - Private Collection
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Last exhibitions
and undertakings :  2001 -
Léna-Schroll agency, Paris 2002 -
Montansier Theatre, Versailles 2002 - Layout
for a stage set for Puntila and his servant Matti, by Berthold
Brecht, staging by Jean Daniel Laval ; Montansier Theatre,
Versailles. 2003 -
Artist’s book Day’s Material (Matière
de Jour) , in co-operation with Gabrielle Althen, Pli Collection,
Daniel Leuwers publisher 2004 -
Cultural centre of La Celle Saint-Cloud
2004 -
Jacques Baumel Media library of Rueil Malmaison
2005 -
Public library of Versailles, collective exhibition
2006 -
A Propos d’art Gallery, in Argenteuil, collective exhibition 2006 -
Sale rooms in Neuilly (Hôtel des Ventes Drouot), auctioneer
Claude Aguttès 2007 -
Salon des réalités nouvelles -“New Realities” exhibition- 2008 -
Arfog, Paris 2008 -
Versailles School of Art 2008 - Public
library of Versailles, collective exhibition 2009 - La Chapelle Saint-Jacques, Mantes-la-jolie . |
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| Works in public collections: |
Catalogues, critical texts: |
Bibliothèque de France collection
Saint-Cosme priory, Ronsard Museum, Vendôme
Versailles public library |
Leuwers, Daniel
Livre Pauvre Livre riche -Poor Book, Rich Book-, Paris, Somogy
Art Publisher, 2006
Pierre
Givodan. Art critic. (Art Point France website)
Xavier Xuriguéra.
Art critic, writer
Frédéric Charles Baitinger, poet,
Art critic. Artup-TV website
Jean-Luc Despax, Les Douze de Blog
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