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Didier Caudron: Painting, Doubting and Keeping Only the Essentials

After nearly forty years of painting, Didier Caudron continues to question his own practice. Moving between figuration and abstraction, the contemporary painter explores landscapes, studio scenes and still lifes in a body of work where colour, texture and gesture gradually take precedence over representation. His is a free-spirited approach to painting, driven by the desire […]

Cédric Petitgerard: When the Piano Becomes Sculpture

Blending sculpture, design and music, Cédric Petitgerard transforms the piano into a true work of art. Transparency, metal and plays of light give rise to distinctive creations where bold aesthetics meet musical excellence.

Richard Mougel: When Stone Becomes Presence

A former stonemason turned sculptor, Richard Mougel works with marble and stone to create a bestiary where mastery of gesture meets the presence of the animal.

BeuS: When Portraiture Challenges the Gaze

With Les Irrévérencieuses, BeuS reimagines female portraiture in blue ballpoint pen. Bringing together 18th-century references and contemporary signs, the artist explores image, identity and the way we look

Denis Doistau: When Light Becomes Matter

A contemporary French artist, Denis Doistau creates paintings in which light travels across lines, reveals reliefs and transforms matter. ART MAG features a portrait of the artist in issue 34. At first glance, Denis Doistau’s paintings impress through the precision of their construction. Lines structure the space, colours find their balance, and the eye appears […]

Zan Ho: Sculpting the Void Through Architecture, Paper and Light

A trained architect turned sculptor, Zan Ho has developed a distinctive body of work in which paper, emptiness and light become creative materials in their own right. Composed of thousands of assembled modules, his animal sculptures question both our perception of space and the fragility of living beings. When standing before a sculpture by Zan […]

Anny Duperey peintre devant ses tableaux lors d'une exposition, une œuvre où la couleur et la lumière occupent une place centrale.

Anny Duperey, Painter: The Hidden Artistic Life Finally Revealed

For more than sixty years, Anny Duperey painted away from the spotlight. Known to the public as an actress and writer, she nevertheless developed a remarkably coherent body of work in the privacy of her studio. Today, this long-confidential painting is finally coming to light, inviting us to rediscover an artist for whom colour has […]

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Jean-Claude Bertrand: A Sensory and Immersive Approach to Painting

jean-claude bertrand develops a form of contemporary painting in which color, material, and gesture express deep sensory experiences rather than figurative subjects. “for me, painting is a commitment; authenticity is essential.” Trained at the nancy school of fine arts, his background in graphic design and communication has given him a strong visual rigor. in the […]

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Michele Socionovo : abstract painting where emotion comes before language

Before understanding, we feel. Before naming, we remain silent. In front of Michele Socionovo’s works, there is nothing to decode—only something to experience. His abstract painting does not aim to tell a story but to create a presence, a vibration, a space where emotion comes before thought. Amour Abstrait : feeling rather than explaining Through […]

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Steve Chaudanson : A Contemporary steel sculptor you must discover

Steve Chaudanson : A contemporary artist redefining steel sculpture Steve Chaudanson is a French contemporary sculptor renowned for his innovative steel artworks. His practice is built on a unique approach where material becomes expressive, transforming metal into dynamic and almost living structures. Through a technique based on layered cutting and precise assembly, his sculptures create […]