Exposition Alban Allegro

Alban Allegro: Endless Painting Alban Allegro was born in Grône in 1957. He graduated from the Academy of Fine Arts in Florence. In 1992, he won the Anker Prize in Zurich. Since 1993, he has been represented by the Meier Gallery in Goldau. Until 2002, he lived and worked in Florence.Upon returning to Valais, he secured a studio at the Ferme-Asile Art Center in Sion. He currently works in a shared studio in Sion. He has exhibited in numerous private galleries and public institutions in Switzerland and abroad. He is a member of Visarte Valais and teaches at EPAC in Saxon. The six paintings, in which an artist is repeatedly depicted painting on the floor, evoke a sense of persistence in relation to the passage of time—time that flows by and clutters the memory. It becomes necessary to remember and recapture the moon, dreams, little stories, birds, and roses. Maya Duqué Maya Duqué is a visual artist and painting instructor at EPAC. Originally from the Val d’Hérens, she is interested in inner worlds. “Rabbit Hole” follows the meanderings of thought, its repetitions, and its obsessions. Watercolor and pyrography reveal its facets, oscillating between transparency and imprint, absence and presence. Aimé Dupré Aimé Dupré is a visual artist and art teacher, originally from the canton of Jura. With “Multifaceted, Digital Identity(ies),” a series of acrylic and pastel paintings, he explores the connections between identities, digital worlds, and video games. Through the customization of avatars, he questions how we construct our virtual presence and invites us into his fragmented perception.

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