Octave Pixel

Abstract as a man who might have been living in 1936. We asked him, with tact, to be the painter of his own emotions. He painted in oil on canvas for 20 years. His studio sold almost 3000 paintings. It was crazy! Then, after a long analysis, he decided to merge emotions and madness and put them at the service of what was going to be a revolution: contemporary abstract art became tactile. Sensitivity was happening through a magic wand called "brush" and the gaze concentrated on a screen. Colors were still colors and the work was intensified by the pleasures of abstraction.

In January 2010, Octave Pixel let his paintings be painted with brushes on a [ touch ]screen, white as a canvas...