Born in 1952 in Brussels (Belgium), self-taught painter Viviane Guy loves places full of beauty, spaces that breathe and seduce. Her painter's eye has taken her around the world, notably to Canada, Polynesia, and the USA, where she strengthened her technique by working with the painter Jackson Collins.

At our first meeting, the painter opens a path of dreams where the soul of the creator, as if by magic, leads us and then leaves us without us noticing, leaving us to continue the journey in a direction that is our own. It establishes a dialogue, it extends the canvas and transports the gaze beyond to other transposed realities, to other spaces... to the extravagances of dreams. His creation then emerges like a buried memory.

Viviane Guy knows how to capture every moment of life, every wonderstruck look, every flutter of the heart, and set it in the context of permanent happiness. She only wants to show what life offers in terms of pleasure and certainty. She is resolutely optimistic. Her art is healthy, sensual, and tender, radiating joy and naturalness. Her view of the world is benevolent, rich in poetic fertility; it is the view of a humanist.

Viviane Guy defines the art of painting as a continuation of her childhood and considers that her stagings have no other function than to tame the spectator so that he can decode the meaning.