Todonsky

Born in 1972, Todonsky is a self taught artist from Brussels. At the end of the 80's, he began urban art. 1933 marked his artistic travels in Paris, New York and Amsterdam...with the same objective: paint relentlessly. He belongs to the first Street Art Belgian movement, a past which inherited his paintings. When he turned 40, he decided to highlight his work, which was left out in a corner in his apartment.

The artist draws inspiration from various places like the French Riviera or St Jean Cap Ferrat, his favorite artistic vacation spot for summer. Jean Dubuffet plays an important role in his work, in fact he pays a tribute to him through one of his works.

His paintings are filled with extremely thin lines and multiplied infinitely. The colors sparkle. Some of his paintings also have many wavy forms, convex but radiant as ever. The aim of the bright colors is to retain joy, the same joy the artist feels during his trips.

He participated in the creation of a fresco, honored as one of the biggest wall with graffiti in Europe. The artist did his first exhibition at the BNP Paribas gallery in Namus, in 2015 and this was followed by Continental Art Galerie, Beaulieu in 2016.