Projects

May 2022 - TOKYO
Group Exhibition - Galerie BDMC - TOKYO METROPOLITAN ART MUSEUM

May 2022 - SEOUL
Group Exhibition - Galerie BDMC - MARUARTCENTER

October 2021 - PARIS
Group Exhibition - Galerie BDMC - CARROUSEL DU LOUVRE

October 2021 - MOSCOW
Group Exhibition on Sciarsism Topic - MMOMA - Moscow Museum of Modern Art

September 2021 - KIEV
Guest of honor as a member of the artistic movement SCIARSISM for THE BEST ARTIST 2021 competition in Ukraine

The KIEV MUSEUM welcomes two digital works on Sciarsism as part of its permanent collection of modern art

Exhibitions

Juin 2023 - GALERIE DE L’ÉPI - ARCACHON
UN REGARD SE POSE - One month solo exhibit - DIGITAL PORTRAIT

September 2018 - LONDON
One month group exhibit - MANDALA & KALEIDOSCOPE

November 2018 - WASHINGTON DC
One month group exhibit - DIGITAL PORTRAIT & KALEIDOSCOPE ART

Gallery

2022 - LE MANS
One year collaboration with the MIXTA MEDIART GALLERY (mixtamediartgallery.fr)

2021 - NEW YORK
Online Gallery - Sciarcism Section - ARTIOS GALLERY NYC

January 2019 - WASHINGTON DC
6 months collaboration with the TOUCHSTONE GALLERY (touchstonegallery.com)

Reviews

THE ART FORM « COLORSHAPPING »
The American Artist-writer-political economist Griffith Lighton comments my work

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Literally, sensational use of color and shape.

This is what I mean when I describe the art form « colorshaping ». The affect is not simply a happy or sad feeling or something in between. There can be a visceral, sensational effect. In this case, it’s like a roller coaster ride. Really good example of what modern art actually is, combining the notion of realism with the abstraction of « as best can be determined ».

The image is abstract but, at the same time, it has natural color and shape to render an affectation that has nothing to do with its natural identity. The « added identity »  is an on-demand attribute of the artist, describing what objective reality actually is, as best can be determined within the realm of relative perception, with just happens to be the way science describes it.