Marc HALINGRE

Marc HALINGRE was born on July 5, 1948 in
Paris. He was a Realizer-originator in several
advertising agencies from 1970 to 1975 and,
in parallel, teached drawing and painting and
exposed for the first time in 1978 to the
Centre George Pompidou within the
framework of the exhibition
"LE TEMPS DES GARES (TIME OF STATIONS)".
In 1979, he obtained the Scheffer price
awarded to railway painters. In more of the
realization of his paintings, Marc HALINGRE
took part in the development of about
thirty TV Spots. He also made decorations
of film of Pierre Pommier "LE VOYAGE SANS
RETOUR" diffused on Antenne 2 and those of
the serial "CHLOROPHYL". He takes part in the
realization of the decorations of film of J.P.
Genet "DELICATESSEN" and of the decorations
of the "ENFANTS DU MARAIS" of Jean Becker.
He has created the Museum of Imaginary
in 1994. He exhibited in the gallery Alain
BLONDEL (Paris) from 1986 to 1992 and in the
gallery Alain DAUNES (Paris) from 1993 to 2002)