Paul-Armand Gette, born in Lyon in 1927, is a photographer, video artist, sculptor and writer. He lives and works in Paris. An artist who likes to blur the lines, Paul-Armand Gette’s work is situated on the edges between art, science and nature, seeking out the metaphorical dimensions of physical places and landscapes. If there is a boundary between science and art, Paul-Armand Gette strives to blur it within his own work. An enthusiast of mythology, which he often uses as a pretext, he invokes two of his passions in his work: botany and women.
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