Les Tulipes - Seven tulips collapsed on their glass base, showing only a little bluish light. Seven branches of a vegetable menorah bent under the weight of the world and its troubles. But the painter is also unconsciously expressing the loss of vital energy that characterizes a difficult period for his health. A vase of tulips, linking him to his Batavian origins, sits on a hospital bedside table, trying to survive and get back on its feet, like the painter in combat. We wonder to what extent this painting is, in fact, a self-portrait. https://platform.wise.art/author/eahzhbqxm7/ https://www.instagram.com/regis_looten/

Marabout Blue : Régis Looten was born in 1961 in the north of France.  First known for his poetry, he won the prize for the best poetic esteem awarded by the society of authors and poets of France.  He published his first book at age 17 in Brussels.  Little by little he was only devoted to writing and painting with a few creative journeys in sculpture. After studying at the local fine arts in his youth, he followed the teaching of masters like Arthur Van-Ecke or Jean Roulland. Another frequent theme in the painter’s work is the pelicans, revered in Egypt, glorified in the Templar bestiary, and connected to the theme of the protective Virgin. They provide an opportunity for intense symbolic exploration. The pair of parent birds celebrates the season of love and creation, while the painting of the young ones celebrates lineage and the transmission of life. The pelican revives its offspring by spreading its blood for them to drink, immunizing them through this sacrifice. Art is a gift of oneself and often an ultimate gift. The pelicans convey this in peace and joy. Now, Regis is living a new love with the city of Venice that inspires him a lot. "Marabout Green" https://platform.wise.art/author/eahzhbqxm7/ https://www.instagram.com/regis_looten/

Marabout Green Régis Looten was born in 1961 in the north of France.  First known for his poetry, he won the prize for the best poetic esteem awarded by the society of authors and poets of France.  He published his first book at age 17 in Brussels.  Little by little he was only devoted to writing and painting with a few creative journeys in sculpture. After studying at the local fine arts in his youth, he followed the teaching of masters like Arthur Van-Ecke or Jean Roulland. Another frequent theme in the painter’s work is the pelicans, revered in Egypt, glorified in the Templar bestiary, and connected to the theme of the protective Virgin. They provide an opportunity for intense symbolic exploration. The pair of parent birds celebrates the season of love and creation, while the painting of the young ones celebrates lineage and the transmission of life. The pelican revives its offspring by spreading its blood for them to drink, immunizing them through this sacrifice. Art is a gift of oneself and often an ultimate gift. The pelicans convey this in peace and joy. Now, Regis is living a new love with the city of Venice that inspires him a lot. "Marabout Green" https://platform.wise.art/author/eahzhbqxm7/ https://www.instagram.com/regis_looten/

L'ange déçu de Mikronisos: Régis Looten was born in 1961 in the north of France.  First known for his poetry, he won the prize for the best poetic esteem awarded by the society of authors and poets of France.  He published his first book at age 17 in Brussels.  Little by little he was only devoted to writing and painting with a few creative journeys in sculpture. After studying at the local fine arts in his youth, he followed the teaching of masters like Arthur Van-Ecke or Jean Roulland. Over the past few years, Régis Looten has exhibited solo at the Saint Michel gallery in Bordeaux, the Paris Tournelle Gallery, the I-gallerie in Montmartre and is present in numerous collections around the world.  As discreet he seems to be, Régis Looten has already exposed 6 times in Athens, city he likes and crosses of its sharp regars.  This lover of Greece shows a maturity in an expressionist work that flirts with a form of abstraction crossed by a color-energy which is the true signature of his work. Now, Regis is living a new love with the city of Venice that inspires him a lot. https://platform.wise.art/author/eahzhbqxm7/ https://www.instagram.com/regis_looten/

Les Trois Lumières: Régis Looten was born in 1961 in the north of France.  First known for his poetry, he won the prize for the best poetic esteem awarded by the society of authors and poets of France.  He published his first book at age 17 in Brussels.  Little by little he was only devoted to writing and painting with a few creative journeys in sculpture. After studying at the local fine arts in his youth, he followed the teaching of masters like Arthur Van-Ecke or Jean Roulland. Over the past few years, Régis Looten has exhibited solo at the Saint Michel gallery in Bordeaux, the Paris Tournelle Gallery, the I-gallerie in Montmartre and is present in numerous collections around the world.  As discreet he seems to be, Régis Looten has already exposed 6 times in Athens, city he likes and crosses of its sharp regars.  This lover of Greece shows a maturity in an expressionist work that flirts with a form of abstraction crossed by a color-energy which is the true signature of his work. Now, Regis is living a new love with the city of Venice that inspires him a lot. https://platform.wise.art/author/eahzhbqxm7/ https://www.instagram.com/regis_looten/

The banks of the Zattere, the ancient quays used to transport the many logs used to build and consolidate Venice, stare into each other's eyes in defiance and confrontation, but also in love as the water constantly licks and beats against each other. This show is a marvel that is born with the day and never sleeps, even in the illuminated night of Venice.

Les Tulipes - Seven tulips collapsed on their glass base, showing only a little bluish light. Seven branches of a vegetable menorah bent under the weight of the world and its troubles. But the painter is also unconsciously expressing the loss of vital energy that characterizes a difficult period for his health. A vase of tulips, linking him to his Batavian origins, sits on a hospital bedside table, trying to survive and get back on its feet, like the painter in combat. We wonder to what extent this painting is, in fact, a self-portrait. https://platform.wise.art/author/eahzhbqxm7/ https://www.instagram.com/regis_looten/

Marabout Blue : Régis Looten was born in 1961 in the north of France.  First known for his poetry, he won the prize for the best poetic esteem awarded by the society of authors and poets of France.  He published his first book at age 17 in Brussels.  Little by little he was only devoted to writing and painting with a few creative journeys in sculpture. After studying at the local fine arts in his youth, he followed the teaching of masters like Arthur Van-Ecke or Jean Roulland. Another frequent theme in the painter’s work is the pelicans, revered in Egypt, glorified in the Templar bestiary, and connected to the theme of the protective Virgin. They provide an opportunity for intense symbolic exploration. The pair of parent birds celebrates the season of love and creation, while the painting of the young ones celebrates lineage and the transmission of life. The pelican revives its offspring by spreading its blood for them to drink, immunizing them through this sacrifice. Art is a gift of oneself and often an ultimate gift. The pelicans convey this in peace and joy. Now, Regis is living a new love with the city of Venice that inspires him a lot. "Marabout Green" https://platform.wise.art/author/eahzhbqxm7/ https://www.instagram.com/regis_looten/

Marabout Green Régis Looten was born in 1961 in the north of France.  First known for his poetry, he won the prize for the best poetic esteem awarded by the society of authors and poets of France.  He published his first book at age 17 in Brussels.  Little by little he was only devoted to writing and painting with a few creative journeys in sculpture. After studying at the local fine arts in his youth, he followed the teaching of masters like Arthur Van-Ecke or Jean Roulland. Another frequent theme in the painter’s work is the pelicans, revered in Egypt, glorified in the Templar bestiary, and connected to the theme of the protective Virgin. They provide an opportunity for intense symbolic exploration. The pair of parent birds celebrates the season of love and creation, while the painting of the young ones celebrates lineage and the transmission of life. The pelican revives its offspring by spreading its blood for them to drink, immunizing them through this sacrifice. Art is a gift of oneself and often an ultimate gift. The pelicans convey this in peace and joy. Now, Regis is living a new love with the city of Venice that inspires him a lot. "Marabout Green" https://platform.wise.art/author/eahzhbqxm7/ https://www.instagram.com/regis_looten/

L'ange déçu de Mikronisos: Régis Looten was born in 1961 in the north of France.  First known for his poetry, he won the prize for the best poetic esteem awarded by the society of authors and poets of France.  He published his first book at age 17 in Brussels.  Little by little he was only devoted to writing and painting with a few creative journeys in sculpture. After studying at the local fine arts in his youth, he followed the teaching of masters like Arthur Van-Ecke or Jean Roulland. Over the past few years, Régis Looten has exhibited solo at the Saint Michel gallery in Bordeaux, the Paris Tournelle Gallery, the I-gallerie in Montmartre and is present in numerous collections around the world.  As discreet he seems to be, Régis Looten has already exposed 6 times in Athens, city he likes and crosses of its sharp regars.  This lover of Greece shows a maturity in an expressionist work that flirts with a form of abstraction crossed by a color-energy which is the true signature of his work. Now, Regis is living a new love with the city of Venice that inspires him a lot. https://platform.wise.art/author/eahzhbqxm7/ https://www.instagram.com/regis_looten/

Les Trois Lumières: Régis Looten was born in 1961 in the north of France.  First known for his poetry, he won the prize for the best poetic esteem awarded by the society of authors and poets of France.  He published his first book at age 17 in Brussels.  Little by little he was only devoted to writing and painting with a few creative journeys in sculpture. After studying at the local fine arts in his youth, he followed the teaching of masters like Arthur Van-Ecke or Jean Roulland. Over the past few years, Régis Looten has exhibited solo at the Saint Michel gallery in Bordeaux, the Paris Tournelle Gallery, the I-gallerie in Montmartre and is present in numerous collections around the world.  As discreet he seems to be, Régis Looten has already exposed 6 times in Athens, city he likes and crosses of its sharp regars.  This lover of Greece shows a maturity in an expressionist work that flirts with a form of abstraction crossed by a color-energy which is the true signature of his work. Now, Regis is living a new love with the city of Venice that inspires him a lot. https://platform.wise.art/author/eahzhbqxm7/ https://www.instagram.com/regis_looten/

The banks of the Zattere, the ancient quays used to transport the many logs used to build and consolidate Venice, stare into each other's eyes in defiance and confrontation, but also in love as the water constantly licks and beats against each other. This show is a marvel that is born with the day and never sleeps, even in the illuminated night of Venice.

Les Tulipes - Seven tulips collapsed on their glass base, showing only a little bluish light. Seven branches of a vegetable menorah bent under the weight of the world and its troubles. But the painter is also unconsciously expressing the loss of vital energy that characterizes a difficult period for his health. A vase of tulips, linking him to his Batavian origins, sits on a hospital bedside table, trying to survive and get back on its feet, like the painter in combat. We wonder to what extent this painting is, in fact, a self-portrait. https://platform.wise.art/author/eahzhbqxm7/ https://www.instagram.com/regis_looten/

Marabout Blue : Régis Looten was born in 1961 in the north of France.  First known for his poetry, he won the prize for the best poetic esteem awarded by the society of authors and poets of France.  He published his first book at age 17 in Brussels.  Little by little he was only devoted to writing and painting with a few creative journeys in sculpture. After studying at the local fine arts in his youth, he followed the teaching of masters like Arthur Van-Ecke or Jean Roulland. Another frequent theme in the painter’s work is the pelicans, revered in Egypt, glorified in the Templar bestiary, and connected to the theme of the protective Virgin. They provide an opportunity for intense symbolic exploration. The pair of parent birds celebrates the season of love and creation, while the painting of the young ones celebrates lineage and the transmission of life. The pelican revives its offspring by spreading its blood for them to drink, immunizing them through this sacrifice. Art is a gift of oneself and often an ultimate gift. The pelicans convey this in peace and joy. Now, Regis is living a new love with the city of Venice that inspires him a lot. "Marabout Green" https://platform.wise.art/author/eahzhbqxm7/ https://www.instagram.com/regis_looten/

Marabout Green Régis Looten was born in 1961 in the north of France.  First known for his poetry, he won the prize for the best poetic esteem awarded by the society of authors and poets of France.  He published his first book at age 17 in Brussels.  Little by little he was only devoted to writing and painting with a few creative journeys in sculpture. After studying at the local fine arts in his youth, he followed the teaching of masters like Arthur Van-Ecke or Jean Roulland. Another frequent theme in the painter’s work is the pelicans, revered in Egypt, glorified in the Templar bestiary, and connected to the theme of the protective Virgin. They provide an opportunity for intense symbolic exploration. The pair of parent birds celebrates the season of love and creation, while the painting of the young ones celebrates lineage and the transmission of life. The pelican revives its offspring by spreading its blood for them to drink, immunizing them through this sacrifice. Art is a gift of oneself and often an ultimate gift. The pelicans convey this in peace and joy. Now, Regis is living a new love with the city of Venice that inspires him a lot. "Marabout Green" https://platform.wise.art/author/eahzhbqxm7/ https://www.instagram.com/regis_looten/

L'ange déçu de Mikronisos: Régis Looten was born in 1961 in the north of France.  First known for his poetry, he won the prize for the best poetic esteem awarded by the society of authors and poets of France.  He published his first book at age 17 in Brussels.  Little by little he was only devoted to writing and painting with a few creative journeys in sculpture. After studying at the local fine arts in his youth, he followed the teaching of masters like Arthur Van-Ecke or Jean Roulland. Over the past few years, Régis Looten has exhibited solo at the Saint Michel gallery in Bordeaux, the Paris Tournelle Gallery, the I-gallerie in Montmartre and is present in numerous collections around the world.  As discreet he seems to be, Régis Looten has already exposed 6 times in Athens, city he likes and crosses of its sharp regars.  This lover of Greece shows a maturity in an expressionist work that flirts with a form of abstraction crossed by a color-energy which is the true signature of his work. Now, Regis is living a new love with the city of Venice that inspires him a lot. https://platform.wise.art/author/eahzhbqxm7/ https://www.instagram.com/regis_looten/

Les Trois Lumières: Régis Looten was born in 1961 in the north of France.  First known for his poetry, he won the prize for the best poetic esteem awarded by the society of authors and poets of France.  He published his first book at age 17 in Brussels.  Little by little he was only devoted to writing and painting with a few creative journeys in sculpture. After studying at the local fine arts in his youth, he followed the teaching of masters like Arthur Van-Ecke or Jean Roulland. Over the past few years, Régis Looten has exhibited solo at the Saint Michel gallery in Bordeaux, the Paris Tournelle Gallery, the I-gallerie in Montmartre and is present in numerous collections around the world.  As discreet he seems to be, Régis Looten has already exposed 6 times in Athens, city he likes and crosses of its sharp regars.  This lover of Greece shows a maturity in an expressionist work that flirts with a form of abstraction crossed by a color-energy which is the true signature of his work. Now, Regis is living a new love with the city of Venice that inspires him a lot. https://platform.wise.art/author/eahzhbqxm7/ https://www.instagram.com/regis_looten/

The banks of the Zattere, the ancient quays used to transport the many logs used to build and consolidate Venice, stare into each other's eyes in defiance and confrontation, but also in love as the water constantly licks and beats against each other. This show is a marvel that is born with the day and never sleeps, even in the illuminated night of Venice.