IMAT'S CREATIONSI am Marlène MILLON DESVIGNES, NGA MULUKE at the KIMUNTU school of consciousness elevation, GATAKI, KI NKONKO, KI MBAZI practitioner. I live at the foot of Mount Pelée on the Caribbean island of Martinique – a little larger than Paris – 60 km NORTH-SOUTH, 30 km EAST-WEST, 390,000 inhabitants.I also practice art therapy:Elegant and mysterious, my works are open doors to the invisible. As a clairvoyant painter, I channel subtle energies to create vibrant and emotionally charged works. Each painting is an invitation to an inner journey and an exploration of the soul. It is intuitive art with a therapeutic dimension. I don't paint, I channel!

Martin Gala is an exceptional artist whose skill and creativity breathe life and beauty into spaces and objects. He is both a craftsman and an artist – sensitively working with various materials such as metal or wood.In his work, he often focuses on an ecological approach – working with discarded or unused materials, which he transforms into tasteful and inspiring forms. He thus gives things a second chance and turns what has lost its original purpose into artistic objects.He passes on his rich experience and craft knowledge to young people. He is dedicated to their education, teaching them creativity and how they can use their skills in life and art.               

Colette is an emerging artist who has embraced her creative path with courage and an open mind. She began her artistic journey in 2020, inspired by nature and the everyday moments of life with her family. Her passion for creation was born from her keen observation of the world around her, where she has a unique ability to see beauty in the simplest details. In her work, she takes an intuitive approach, allowing herself to be guided by her feelings and the inspiration that comes to her in the moment. She experiments with different techniques, primarily favoring acrylic painting. As a self-taught and emerging artist, Colette is determined to continuously learn and grow. Colette believes that art is not only a way to capture the beauty of the world but also a path to self-discovery and creative freedom.

Life and meditation coach, artist, author, living in Guadeloupe since 2007. After studying architecture and civil engineering in Germany, she worked for 12 years in building construction, particularly in the construction of wind turbines. However, this life did not allow her to live her true passion, so she set out to find it in Guadeloupe. Since then, she has studied nutrition, holistic health, yoga, and meditation in New York and has also trained in emotional healing. Visual art, music, and writing (she published the book "Yin is the New Black" about life changes and yoga) are for her ways to better understand her emotions, express herself, and heal her own story. In her art, she expresses her emotions. She wants to convey the importance of self-expression and building self-confidence. Since the summer of 2018, when she studied at the Academia del Giglio in Florence, Italy, she has primarily used acrylic on canvas and a mix of acrylic and pencil. Her works are becoming increasingly abstract and expressionist. Combining art and yoga in her teachings is one of Petra's projects. She aims to show that by connecting with one’s body and mind through yoga postures, meditation, and visualization, one can access creativity and develop it with confidence. et la développer en toute confiance.

PGD With parents from Guadeloupe, I have been a CPE for over 20 years and I am lucky to have a job that I enjoy despite the difficulties. I have always written. I observe the people around me a lot: they inspire my characters. Poetry is also a means of communication. At 50, having the desire not to live an ordinary life, I went to Polynesia and was able to satisfy my desire for discovery and travel. I dare to dare to get out of my comfort zone, and I find that it works enormously for me: I learn a lot this way and it protects me from the monotony of life or from being jaded.

KED I am a photographer and specialized in macro photography (landscape, wedding and street photos). I am also passionate about digital arts and I live in Martinique. As far back as I can remember, I have always loved all kinds of arts but mainly photography. Whenever I get the chance, I grab my camera, tripod and lenses and head off to the sunset or whatever! There is always something to photograph: a leaf in the water or an animal, a flower,… I see nature as a painting filled with colors, lines of shadow, shapes

Steve Tabar Born in 1990 on the island of Guadeloupe, Steeve Tabar is a multi-faceted artist with a non-conformist approach to art! He deals with feelings, events, trusting his inspirations, he remains an artist of the world. "The more time passes, I have to adapt, the more time passes, my artistic activity becomes obvious to me!!" .... "Oh Orange City for so many others you are a stranger, not one of you laughs, not one of you cries, feelings are not expressed, much less gestures that could demonstrate a certain culture! Tired, it is in the shade of a tree that we discover your story, so beautiful, so touching from the tangle of your roots thus translating the paradox of life...!"

Felie Line LUCOL advertising decorator, as a visual artist, she imposes no limits on herself in the choice of mediums and supports. After studying in the clothing industry and then in advertising decoration in metropolitan France   , she will work for Disney World as a portrait painter, she will perfect her gift for drawing and will begin watercolor painting. She continues her career   artistic in 2002, in Guadeloupe where she lives and works, sensitive to the harmful effects of overconsumption, she will undertake an approach   starting from recyclable materials, a commitment   useful   appreciated in other face to the   waste problem on the island.    Having found in these materials a real source of creation, she founded the Rip'art Collective for a deep reflection on the art of diversion and accumulation.   Félie Line's career is marked by wonderful collective and solo experiences, giving us an insight   a production of paintings, sculptures,   drawing on formats ranging up to the monumental, such as the bell tower of the church of Gosier and   artistic recycling such as the installations during the exhibition Imposing Lightness with the Rip'art Collective.   Create   in Guadeloupe is for Félie Line a "jubilation", positive headaches, which she wishes to share with as many people as possible in Guadeloupe on the occasion of good opportunities abroad. She   without hesitation launches into excessive works, such as his masterpiece "l'Infini", a series of modular and protean can heads, emblematic of his approach, begun in 2012 and which will continue to evolve throughout the artist's life.   In addition to her enriching and varied activities, Félie Line is currently dedicated to the metamorphosis of a Creole house into a versatile contemporary art space.   based on an attitude she called "Eco-débouya"

Tamalyah Arnould “TAMMY” I am 23 years old and I was born in Hyères. I have lived in Guadeloupe since I was 2 years old and I work in the family restaurant while continuing to produce my art. Since I was young, I have always loved express myself through art, encouraged by my mother who also painted and drew. My works often focus on characters with original characteristics, often asymmetrical, with marked features. I work mainly with three techniques: oil painting, black ink drawing, and digital art. My art is a way for me to express my concerns, my misunderstandings, and sometimes what feeling of not finding my place in a sometimes complicated world. But it also allows me to immortalize moments of calm and comfort, offering a more serene perspective in my art. I hope my art can touch people, offering them a connection or a reflection on the emotions I seek to express. My wish is simply that my works can resonate with them and bring a moment of comfort or a new perspective.

YESH - A big fan of Hip Hop since always, it was at the beginning of the 2000s that I started to try graffiti inspired by the frescoes visible everywhere on the island. We could even say that it is thanks to graffiti that I felt part of society, because it is long-time friends, enriching exchanges with the public, such a positive vibration that has carried me for all these years and keeps me on the right course. So after obtaining my literary baccalaureate with a visual arts option, I continued my studies at the Centre des Métiers d'arts de Bergevin and then joined the LesTempsDart training center in Essonne in France. This time in France allowed me to really learn color in its details as well as very precise rules in the composition of a work. It was also at this time that I became acquainted with the world of exhibitions in Paris   With my fresco diploma in hand, I returned to Guadeloupe afterwards in order to put into practice the knowledge acquired during my training. My transition to abstract art came much later, at a time when I needed to find a certain freedom in my creative process, a freedom similar to graffiti. It is also these two universes that I strive to combine on the canvas. We find a lot of aerosols, poscas   in my work although the lettering itself has disappeared from the work. I never feel the need to represent my graffiti pseudonym on the canvas, there are so many things to experiment with in terms of colors and textures that it never ends.