Emmanuel Pons

Emmanuel Pons, founder of ideal abstraction.

Since 1991, Emmanuel Pons has participated in the largest French and foreign international fairs (solo show at Art Paris, St'Art, Lille Art Up, Art Jonction, Art'97 in Canada, etc.).

He has already been the subject of two retrospectives: in Paris in 2000, then in Alsace in 2021, with, for each, the release of a monograph and a film.

He received the Silver Medal from the City of Paris for his work.

A work that oscillates between denunciation of the paradoxes of our society, spirituality and scathing humor.

Emmanuel Pons' creations are first recognizable by the "Clovers" that dot them.

They are also personalized thanks to a unique technique where the mixtures of papers, acrylic, oil pastel, sharp writing lines and original stamp strokes are at the service of a liveliness of raw forms. A Pons is immediately recognizable.

In 2013, the artist created the Epka concept, that of the first multinational art company.

A book, La Saga Epka, traces the existence of this company listed on the CAC 40. The brand's fan magazine, Epka.mag, adds the final touch of credibility to this story.

Emmanuel Pons is the founder of ideal abstraction with Serge Delaune and Franck Bouton-Teilhac.