About

Annabel Perrigueur is a mixed‑media artist devoted to sustainable and renewable materials, drawing creative energy from her travels as she moves between the vibrant heartbeats of Paris and New York City. Guided by a deep respect for the environment and an authentic love for people, she blends the bold spirit of Pop Art with the elegance of French Couture, crafting a visual language that is uniquely her own. Each piece she creates, showcases a delicate balance of textures, emotion and innovation, inviting her audience to reimagine the possibilities of repurposed materials.

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Annabel customizes Unique art pieces for stores and collectors worldwide.  Her work can be found in private collections  in Europe, USA and Latin America. One of her stunning creations is also, proudly displayed in the Tory Burch's private collection. She collaborates with multiple prestigious Institutions and Corporations such as Forbes Travel Guide, Lutron Electronics, Doctors of the World USA, Art on the Ave,  New-York Presbyterian Hospital, The Crown hill Theatre in Brooklyn-NY, Philadelphia Magic Gardens and the National Liberty Museum in Philadelphia. Her various collaborations underscore her ability to harmonize artistic excellence with a purpose driven ethos. 

Her evocative paintings have earned a place in the esteemed permanent collections of Penn Medicine and Dr. Ala Stanford Center for Healthy Equity’s, celebrating her unique voice in Contemporary art.

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She is also a frequent presence at major industry events such as leading trade fairs in New York City and Art Basel Miami, and she showcases her work in various art galleries across the United States.

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"My paintings are a vibrant homage to color, form, and texture. Each piece is a meditation on the intimate dialogue between art and sustainability. While acrylic on canvas is my primary medium, my sculptural roots inspire a bold exploration of shape and materials, resulting in works that blur the boundaries between painting and sculpture.

My passion for luxury craftmanship combined with my engagement to environment guided me to select meticulously material types in my work such as rhinestones, recycled glass or recycled Aluminum coffee capsules to name a few.

My work on materials requires precision along with meticulous attention to details like an artisan guild. So, very often I feel like being a stone-setter or ‘les petites mains’  literally translated from the French as ‘the little hands’ in Haute-couture designs, which was my childhood dream!

My art reflects a harmonious blend of creativity, positivity and commitment to the environment!”

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