Caldbeck is pleased to present new work by Lise Bécu in a two person show in July 2023:Becu/Bray Catalogue 2023
BECU is an intuitive artist who delves deep into her sub-conscious for the stuff of universal myth. To regard her stone carvings of humans, animals, and/or human-animal relationships is to enter into a dream realm where the psyche takes hold of reality. Her sensual, spare, figurative forms evolve from found stones in ways that seem inevitable.
Becu was listed in Maine Home and Design’s “40 Artists to Collect in Maine” article, and has been featured in Down East magazine. Becu will install her work publically, following her inclusion, as one of six artists in the Schoodic International Sculpture Symposium, in 2011. She has participated in cultural exchanges for sculptors in Finland and France. Her work is in the permanent collection, in Kemijarvi, Finland and in numerous private collections in the U.S. She was the recipient of a grant from the Artist’s Resource Trust. Becu graduated from Ecole de Sculpture Surbois in St. Port Joli, Quebec where she studied with reputed sculptor Pier Bourgeault. Later she studied with Sidney Simon at the Arts Students League in New York City and with Joan Esar at the University of Montreal. Becu was born in the town of Chandler in the Gaspe Penninsula, Quebec and lives now in Tenant’s Harbor, Maine.
Caldbeck presented an exhibition of new work by LiseBecu in June 2022 Becu 2022
