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Julien Magic: When Magic Becomes Contemporary Art

From urban illusion to international museums, the portrait of an artist who unsettles reality Globally followed magician, Julien Magic has crossed a decisive threshold: contemporary art.Blending urban illusion, radical installations, and political surrealism, the Franco-Swedish artist transforms magic into a fully-fledged visual language. This is the portrait of a creator who makes reality waver in […]

Mezz Zapharelli: Revealing the Icon, Redefining the Portrait, Rethinking the Image

From the Image Factory to the Studio: An Art That Slows the World Down In a landscape saturated with accelerated visual production, Mezz Zapharelli stands apart. Her work resists immediacy, opting instead for a painting practice built on precision, duration, and presence. Coming from applied image industries—fashion, television, film sets—she learned early how quickly figures […]

Rosine Le Noane: the Art of Capturing Light (Exclusive Preview)

Some artworks cannot be explained—they must be experienced. Rosine Le Noane’s creations belong to this category. With a rare mastery of watercolor, the artist transforms a glimmer of light, a reflection, or a breath of air into pure emotion. An artist who lets light speak for itself Rosine Le Noane approaches watercolor as a sensitive […]

Joshua Sucré Zimmerman: Where Silence Speaks

A painter of quiet resilience Joshua Sucré Zimmerman is one of those artists who return to the studio with a renewed sense of urgency. After facing illness, he approaches painting with a clear intention: to give form to resilience—without dramatization, without pathos.His works are calm at first glance, almost serene. But as the viewer moves […]

Yves-Marie Yvin : The Self-Taught Artist Redefining Figurative Abstraction

An instinctive universe to discover in the print edition of ART MAG Yves-Marie Yvin’s rise is one of the most singular on today’s French contemporary art scene.A self-taught painter, he began creating at the age of 55, with no formal training and no academic background—guided solely by an inner impulse.Within just a few years, his […]

David Bouyou — Drawing Fragility

French artist of Congolese origin, David Bouyou turns drawing into an art of attention. His portraits and animals become sites of memory where beauty meets the finitude of life. From his childhood in Congo to his exhibitions in Provence, Picardy, and now abroad, his journey traces an ethics of the gaze — humble, steadfast, and […]

Flo Muliardo, “Les Enfants Rois”: When Art Restores the Dignity of Childhood

Powerful portraits of children — not decorative ones Crowns, bold colors, black outlines: in her series “Les Enfants Rois”, artist Flo Muliardo places the child at the center. Her paintings do not seek cuteness but dignity. Direct gazes, tight framing, vibrant backgrounds — everything is designed to create a true encounter. 👉 In ART MAG, […]

When Painting Becomes an Inner Language

Kali, whose real name is Nathalie Jarsaillon, has made her mark in contemporary painting through a sincere and instinctive approach. A self-taught artist, she discovered in painting a refuge, an outlet, and a language to express what words cannot say.
Without attending art school or following any academic path, she built a body of work on her own, kept away from the public eye for many years. For her, painting became a vital breath, a path of reconstruction, and a way to connect with others.