• Liliane received a French craftsmanship award in 1986 and 2000
• Technically diligent, she is also whimsical and imaginative
• Her inspiration stems from masters such as Bosch, Bruegel and Cranach

Self-taught, perfectionist and almost obsessive in her attention to detail, Liliane Guiomar channels many crafts into one. She sculpts, paints, draws, travels to let herself be inspired. She has a great respect for the rules that govern her art. Attention to detail is her specialty, such as creating the folds of clothes, the veins of the skin on the back of hands or the shape of nails on small statuettes. It takes an enormous amount of time to complete every piece of work. "Nowadays people are in a hurry. For me there is a huge difference in the outcome based on the time I spend completing a project." Is this art at risk of extinction? Liliane believes it is more about passion and dedication. Her objects are entirely handmade, and she follows the times and stages of firing that have been handed down over the centuries.