Emmanuel Braudeau

Emmanuel Braudeau, born in 1980, is a self-taught painter and street artist, living from his art since the age of 20. His early works were created using "drips," ornamental and elegant, scattered on the ground in urban spaces, notably on the white stripes of pedestrian crossings, in Versailles and Paris. The artist also regularly exhibits new series on canvases and reclaimed materials, about twice a year. His painting is a logbook of being and its condition. He uses the palm of his hands for the backgrounds, and his fingers for the drips, a technique specific to the language of the body/mind that he lets dance.

Emmanuel Braudeau needs poetry, freedom, love, jazz, tenderness, and improvisation. The need to touch them with his finger, so he paints them, he lives them. Rhythms of lines, curves, moments of light, healings, pure timelessness detaching itself from the segment of fashions to join the present without attachments.

The artist is referenced in the Street Art itinerary of the city of Versailles.