Michel-Henri Aubert

André Breton says: "Modern painting considers nature only in its relations with the interior world of consciousness". However, this search for the quality of depth and aesthetics preoccupies Michel-Henri Aubert, who expresses so much in an authentic and personal language. By opposing colors in impenetrability, the artist creates a third dimension which increases his volumetric analysis. Michel-Henri Aubert deals with the abstract in the true nature of the idea and of the world. This has earned us meditated and sensitive canvases that reflect an ideological and gestural spirituality. His last dynamic and rhythmic period vibrates between red, blue and purple, it is dazzling and overflowing with strength. The work of Michel-Henri Aubert, obeys a rigor, a constructive requirement without limit in time and space. We enter a universe where concept and imagination dominate. The subtlety of reds and purples gives the canvas a special beauty, the contrasts are remarkable. The absence of juxtaposition of the colored surfaces, multiplies the tones clearing the contours and thus bring a disturbing fascination to his compositions. Michel-Henri Aubert's style continues to evolve in many directions, both in expressionism and in abstraction.