Born in 1987, he graduated in 2012 from the Ecole nationale supérieure des beaux-arts – National higher school of fine arts in Paris.
« With the will to actively observe and soak up, I want to gather the preparatory documents for a set of paintings that will display the vast extend of the rural world as the ones of the seaside, and not to forget aging buildings, plastic bags on beaches and other cars that are also parts of the contemporary world. When I have traveled the region, I will work in my workshop to synthetize the gathered elements. My work will represent a rash form of these paths and will be based on my memories of the spaces that I see. »
« His relation to the world is happy and evocate to me the permanent happiness of David Hockney work. » Philippe Cognée. (Professor at the Ecole nationale supérieure des beaux-arts – National higher school of fine arts of Paris and proposer of Antoine Carbonne)
“Sans titre (Temple de Mars)”, oil on wood – 110 x 80 cm
“Fil à plomb”, oil on wood – 110 x 80 cm
“Perchoir”, oil on wood – 80 x 110 cm
