Education
Although he learnt painting with grandmother Marguerite Juille and the artist Léo Lotz, he studied science. He graduated in 1980 with two specialities: political economy and ecology.
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Pierre Lamalattie
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He lives and works in Paris. In 1975, he entered the Institut national agronomique Paris Grignon. He painted there regularly and created with some friends the review Karamazov in 1977.
After one year in Algeria as a teacher, he began an engineering career at the Ministry of Agriculture, where he was in charge of an economic review.
He became a mediator in industrial restructuring before teaching human resources and social issues at the Institut National Agronomique Paris-Grignon and at the Mines ParisTech. In 1995, he began moving from engineering to painting and began to exhibit one year later.
He focused on daily life of contemporaneous men and women (vicissitudes of sexuality, couples in crisis) and particularly, life at work. He is interested in the world of executives and in the weight of managerial speeches.
In 2008, he began a series of imaginary portraits, dubbed “curriculum vitae”, mixing painting and inscriptions gthat point out a singularity or sum up a life in a few words.
He wrote his first novel in 2011, 121 curriculum vitae pour un tombeau, winning a prize at the Festival of The First Novel in Laval, and two years later, Précipitation en milieu acide. His literary texts are a continuation of his reflections about alienation at work. Lamalattie contributes to magazines (Artension, Causeur, Écritique, etc).
His articles deal with periods of art history such as Caravaggisti and Academic art and art criticism.
1996: Galerie Sylvie Guimiot, Paris
1997: Galerie Elian Lizart, Brussxels
1999: Galerie de Passy, Paris
2003: Centre culturel Street-Honoré, Paris
2004: Siège de la Société Générale, Paris
2006: Galerie Serpentine, Paris
2007: Galerie Jamault, Paris. Galerie Art actuel, Paris
2008: Socles et cimaises, Nancy
2009: Chapelle Saint-Libéral, Brive
2011: Peindre des vies toutes entières, galerie Alain Blondel, Paris
2014: Galerie Alain Blondel, Paris
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