Fabrice Alberti was raised and educated in Paris. The landscape of his Parisian childhood with its’ tiny “ruelles” and ancient architecture left an imprint on his sensibilities impelling him to pursue a career in fine arts.
Fabrice began his creative studies at the Ecole Nationale Superior des Arts from where he received his diploma in 1975 before going on to study classic painting techniques at the prestigious Les Beaux Arts.
Later, he and his American - born wife raised a family in the pastoral Norman countryside. The souvenir of that period is clearly recognizable in his present work.
His understanding of the decorative arts is owed in part, from years of working with the French cinema and theatre.
He has had the honor to work for numerous distinguished persons such as Stephen Frears (Liaisons Dangereuse) and Luc Besson ( The 5th Element)
Influenced by the elements of design of 18th and 19th century France, Fabrice creates screens, panels and interior finishes that reflect the warmth and comfortable ambiance found in traditional French home.
