Surealism

SILVAIN'S SURREAL JOURNEY:

MENTORSHIP AND MASTERY

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In the early 1970s, Silvain embarked on his surrealist period, strongly influenced by his mentor Paul Delvaux. During this time, Silvain's work was marked by a vivid imagination and dreamlike quality, characteristic of surrealist art. He also experimented with etching and marble sculpture, showcasing his versatility and commitment to exploring different mediums.

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His dedication and innovative approach quickly bore fruit, as he soon organized his first exhibitions in Brussels and Paris. These exhibitions were pivotal, firmly establishing his presence in the Belgian art world and marking the beginning of a promising artistic career. This phase in Silvain's life underscores the importance of mentorship and experimentation in the development of an artist's unique style and voice.