Mauve De Vouivre

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     For three decades, Mauve De Vouivre has moved between continents the way other artists move between studios. Dubai. Alaska. Hawaiʻi. Bora Bora. Work made for private collections, he chooses his client. 

     He is counted among the three most sought-after artists in Bora Bora. In Alaska he owns an aircraft painting atelier. In Hawaiʻi he directs a studio devoted to yacht design and marine painting. The two practices meet in the same hand: precision, scale, and a taste for the rare.

     His most requested work is the Gothic aircraft — a painted plane conceived as a moving sculpture. It has sold for half a million dollars. Each commission can be realized in bronze, in wood, or in any material the collector prefers.

     Mauve De Vouivre works for millionaires, billionaires, and heads of state. His pieces live in private hangars, residences, and vessels. 

     The studio does not produce editions for the market. It produces singular objects for people who already own the world and still want something that cannot be repeated.

Peace of Art.