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Gallery Opening and Artist Talk
January 25, 7:00 PM to 9:00 PM
A presentation of Marguerite’s work and a reception with complimentary light refreshments. Free and open to the public, RSVP required.
About Marguerite Wibaux
These past experiences in the realm of couture translate into Marguerite’s art. There is a passion for patterns and an obsession with composition and structure, while staying true to the energy and character of her subjects.
The colorful diversity of Marguerite’s artwork is also influenced by her childhood. Marguerite was born in Argentina, and has lived in Peru, Italy, China, France, and the USA.
Currently, Marguerite’s pieces are commissioned and sent to galleries across the globe, from Milan to New York.
To learn more, visit Marguerite's website: https://margueritewibaux.com/
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