Mayke Sassen – Atelier and Current Work
It took well over a year to transfer from the Luberon back to the Golfe de Saint Tropez, now that the Atelier Camp de la Suyère is built and filling up with new works it was time to create a new...
View ArticleThe circuitous routes to my inspiration: how “Four Girls” came to be
Mayke Sassen shares another of her new works and its source of inspiration "Four Girls", a preview with a story. Come visit my gallery http://www.maykesassen.com/galerie.php
View ArticleThe widow walk of Camp de la Suyere, waiting on Sean Seamour II
Our move back to Saint Tropez from the Luberon is over, albeit with the terrible loss of our Sean Seamour II in sub-tropical storm Andrea. From 4000 miles away I felt the storm brew then explode, Camp...
View ArticleStars Are Made In Heaven – Witches Are Not
A humoristic book of illustrations about witches and angels with laughs and stories for all ages For a slideshow presentation or just a visualization of the illustrations click on the […]
View ArticleOf my battles of human history
This new posting celebrates two events, the inauguration of the Gallery Suyère close to my Atelier and my most recent ...
View ArticleHamlet of Camp de la Suyere
(manuscript extract from “The Extraordinary Course of my Unaccomplished Dream”) Chapter : 15 Building Paradise Found It felt like my landing in the Canebiers Bay ten years earlier after […]
View ArticleMayke’s 2013 exhibition
2013 Exhibition Overview Cliquez sur une photo pour le visualiser ou lancer le diaporama Click on a photo for viewing or to begin the slideshow Pas reçu le dernier “Ebats […]
View ArticleMayke’s 2014 Exhibition
Much the inspiration driving Mayke this year started with our incredible road trip in an Airstream Land Yacht motorhome. If the “yacht” notion took us back to our blue water sailing days this time the...
View ArticleMayke’s 2015 “Moi-je” Exhibition
2015 is a “grand cru” of Mayke’s work, returning to some of her basics with that ability to meld the abstract with the figurative expressed with depth and texture. Then again her work theme this year...
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