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Marc Dubrule, born in 1963, attends the live models courses of the City of Paris (Adhac) and of the School of Fine Arts in summer session. He trained in the history of Art as an auditor at the Ecole du Louvre. He was introduced to Chinese ink (sumi-e) in the 1990s during a four-year expatriation in South Korea from which he returned very marked by his meeting with the artists of Dansaekhwa. Art critic for several years for the magazine Mixt (e), business manager, collector, Marc Dubrule creates from his two workshops in Montparnasse and Luberon.
He mixes Buddhist, Mingei and wabi-sabi thoughts with his attraction for simple, clean and primitive forms. He painted in India ink and acrylic on Arches paper, and made opportunistic sculptures of stones, branches and terracotta.
Its themes range from the human figure to a personal observation of nature.
Marc Dubrule made his first solo shows in Paris: “Alla Prima (et allusif)”, in 2017, at Studio Ymer & Malta, then “Ne pas peser sur la terre” at the Arthème Galerie in November 2018. He is a guest artist at the premiere edition of Big Hug Transformation curetted by Marina Amada and Nicolas Jardry at Galerie 5 in 2019. Marc Dubrule also contributed to the iconography of JPLD's electro album Asana in 2017 and published "Traits de vie", a book by limited edition artist composed of texts and personal drawings.
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