Walk the rooms

The rooms

Nine rooms

Each doorway opens on one series, hung together.

Windows 01 Room I Night windows 12 works · Gouache on toned paper
Port 01 Room II The Old Port after dark 12 works · Gouache on toned paper
Bars 01 Room III Bars and tabacs 12 works · Gouache on toned paper
Rooftops 01 Room IV Rooftops at blue hour 11 works · Gouache on toned paper
Kitchens 01 Room V Kitchens by lamp 11 works · Gouache on toned paper
Stilllife 01 Room VI After dinner 11 works · Gouache on toned paper
Hotels 01 Room VII Hotel rooms 11 works · Gouache on toned paper
Sketchbook 01 Room VIII Sketchbook pages 11 works · Gouache on toned paper
Studio 01 Room IX The studio 13 works · Photographs

The painter

Ines Roussel

Ines Roussel in her studio at night

I paint at the kitchen table after the dishes are done, one small panel an evening, from the window or from a walk down to the port. Gouache dries in minutes, so a nocturne has to be decided before the light in it goes. The panels hang here in nine rooms, the way a salon hangs them: close, and many.

  • Gouache on toned paper
  • 18 x 24 cm at most
  • Marseille, since 2015
  • One panel an evening

Commissions open for autumn

Where it has hung

Exhibitions

  1. 2027 Small hours Galerie du Quai, Marseille Solo
  2. 2026 Nocturnes du Sud Maison Ferrat, Aix-en-Provence Group
  3. 2025 Lit windows Atelier Dix, Marseille Solo
  4. 2025 Salon des petits formats Halle Nord, Lyon Fair
  5. 2024 Prix de la nuit, second prize Fondation Tremont, Paris Award
  6. 2023 After dark Galerie Sept, Nice Group
  7. 2022 Residency, winter Villa Corbières, Cassis Residency
  8. 2021 Kitchens Le Comptoir, Marseille Solo

Full list and prices on request.

On your way out

The visitors' book

Sign the book. A line about a painting, a question about a commission, or just where you are writing from.

Every note is read. Not every note gets a painting.

Or write directly

[email protected]

Studio

Rue du Panier, Marseille. Open on Thursday evenings from six, and by appointment the rest of the week. Small panels travel well; framed ones are collected.