About
Bringing Art to Life: Infusing Everyday Moments with Beauty and Inspiration
Hi, I'm Françoise Wattré,
I was born in France, now I live in Germany, and I absolutely love being in nature.
I'm a painter and I help Sensitive Souls to unlock their creative talents.
My work aims to nourish, bring joy, and inspire transformation.
I've showcased my art in wonderful exhibitions worldwide, including
NYA Art Center in New York
Discovery Art Fair in Cologne
ArtMUC in Germany
Exposition des Artistes Contemporains in Saint Tropez France and other.
My paintings are also featured in international art magazines and galleries across the U.S. and Europe.
Through my programs and courses, I support sensitive creatives in discovering and sharing their talents.
My vision is to foster a holistic lifestyle and help other Sensitives find their artistic voice.
Kelterhaus zu Blankenberg
Am Burghart 8 | 53773 Hennef | Germany
Tel. +49 2248 44 53 45 | Mobil +49 172 25 32 720
USt-IDNr.: DE81148 1075
www.galerie-luzia-sassen.de | luzia.sassen@galerieluziasassen.de
https://galerie-luzia-sassen.de/3d-galerie.html
Member of Bundesverband Deutscher Galerien und Kunsthändler e.V. BVDG
For the Miami Beach area please contact the beautiful Sher Gallery here or stop by.
Mister Bruce Sher will show you original artwork for modern elegant homes as well as for beach houses and help you to find the perfect fit.
Sher Gallery
Village at Gulfstream Park
800 Silks Run
Hallandale Beach
Florida 33009
Designer
Gray | Walter Interior Design creates life changing spaces that are healing, soulful and handsome. Their clients are hotels, private clubs, restaurants, corporate offices and residential projects nationally and internationally.
GRAY | WALTER INTERIOR DESIGN
Chicago, Illinois 60654
USA
Phone312.329.1007
Shared Experiences - A Selection
THANK YOU
When clients share their experiences, it feels like a shared journey.
These moments of connection are invaluable, as they not only validate my work but also inspire me to continue creating.
Each shared experience is a reminder of the impact art can have, and it fills me with gratitude and motivation.
Feel free to reach out and share your story I love to collect them even if I can not share them all here.
Let's continue to inspire and uplift each other through the power of art :
“I can easily say that you have been the most incredible artist I’ve worked with thus far. Thank you for being such a wonderful person and putting a smile on my face with every email. You lift people’s spirits and your passion shows through. You are a true joy !”
– Marielle Jennings, Chicago
“I adore the artwork of Françoise Wattré. Her pieces ooze with sophistication, thoughtfully added color, beautiful movement and a graceful lyricism rarely found in contemporary artwork today. Not only is she talented, but Françoise is a sublime human being with a big heart, she well understands what a client needs. I highly recommend working with Françoise. All of my encounters with her have been delightful. ”
– Kenneth Walter Interior Designer, Chicago featured in Architectural Digest
“I must confess that I again and again find myself looking at the painting intensly and discovering new subtleties in it every time. The painting can, without doubt, be called an eye-catcher and it gives us a lot of pleasure.”
– Michael L.
“Since I love your art - keep spreading your creativity in the world. People need beauty. It softens them and opens them up to new ways of seeing the world they live in.”
– G. Younger
“Françoise really encouraged me to go in a direction that really suits me. Thanks to her experience as an independent artist, she was also able to give me very practical tips that saved me a lot of money, research and headaches in a short time.
Françoise made it easy for me with her positive manner - after our coaching I felt like I had a gift in my hands that I can always unpack. Working out what suits your own needs and desires is of lasting value.”
– Judith Buhlrich, Berlin
“The artwork of Françoise Wattré is bold yet poetic and invites the viewer to dream and reconnect to their inner longings.”
_ K. Weeke, Art Historian