Claude Corbier, a singular journey and works that challenge by mixing photography, digital art and painting.
He went from music to photography, before producing multimedia pieces, working alongside Barcelona artists who created the Movida in the late 1970s. At the same time, he ran a photographic laboratory before becoming a photojournalist and journalist, then communicating in an institutional and political environment.
Adept of collage, assembly and digital manipulations, he prints his creations on various paper supports, but also wood, metal, tarpaulin, plexiglass.
He often embellish these creations retouching ink and/or acrylic.
After a long practice of collage, he works on the fusion of images enhanced with various computer effects. He prints on metal, wood, plexiglass, paper or paint frames. For several years he has gone beyond the photographic medium to touch on assemblage and sculpture. He has recently returned to his first loves by including sound and perfumes in his installations. Recent training in the production of short photographic films now allows him to produce differently, from photos, but also from video and sound.
“Capella”. One of the buildings of the Flaine ski resort in France. Designed by architect Marcel Breuer, it is a must for lovers of architecture.
“Chérif Cinema”. One of the protected monuments in Casablanca, Morocco, where I carried out an artist residency on architecture.
Member of the Society of Still Image Authors (SAIF)
represented by the gallery «La tour du guet» in Tresques, France
gallery «Le Réservoir» (Sète, Paris, Montpellier), France
the Artothèque of Montpellier,
Les Maisons Rabanel in Arles ,France
the Pixoclock image bank
Since 1978, numerous personal and collective exhibitions in France, Spain, Germany, Marocco, Argentina, India.
Artist residencies in Frankfurt/Oder, Germany (2010 and 2014), Nîmes, France (2012), Casablanca, Morocco (2013 and 2014), Ile d’Yeu, France (2015).
He collaborated with numerous newspapers and magazines in France, and published three works dedicated to his artistic production.