Jean-Georges Inca

Jean-Georges Inca

France • 1927
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French painter Jean-Georges Inca lives in France in the Southern Alps, which he loves to explore in all seasons. A passionate reader, he feels concerned by the shock of civilizations on the threshold of the Third Millennium, by the scientific, philosophical, religious, cultural and artistic mutations.

Jean-Georges Inca shares by his pictorial work the issue of our world's evolution toward a new balance…founded on reason…? His professional career – from the Alpine Arc to Canada and Japan – is witness to the pressing demand on the part of the public, in bringing forward timeless and universal values. "Water, blood of the earth ".

As well inhabited by the "earth ache" (Hubert Reeves), the painter joins his voice in his recent paintings to the call of all those who are fighting for the emergency to save the earth and life on our planet.

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Painting, La Toile inachevée, Jean-Georges Inca

Painting . 146 x 114 x 5 cm Painting . 57.5 x 44.9 x 2 inch

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