Biography
A graduate of the Penninghen School of Graphic Arts in 2016, Pierre Brault then collaborated with the luxury brand Courrèges, which is interested in his research and his colorful and solar works.
In 2017, he was contacted by Canal+, which entrusted him with the artistic direction and visual identity of Yves Calvi's new program: "L'info du vrai". Project for which he was rewarded by the club of artistic directors in the "moving typography" category.
A year later, he was selected from among 1,300 candidates to create the design of the posters and videos for the communication campaign of the Rock en Seine festival using his three-dimensional typographic installations.
In 2018, Pierre Brault set himself new challenges and affirmed his passion for fashion and music by creating original creations for rapper S.Pri Noir. That same year, he was invited by the YIA art fair at the Carreau du Temple to present his first figurative works, a series on the theme of entomology and animals, a first noticed work that he continues to explore in his workshop.
Pierre Brault multiplies the projects. In 2019, he participated in the artistic direction of rapper Vald's album: "Ce monde est Cruel", he created a unique jacket for DJ Snake, signed a collaboration with Instagram by creating a trophy rewarding the greatest influencers. He is also spotted by the magazine Hypebeast to make a plexiglass sculpture for the famous PSG club.
In 2021, he was invited by the famous Indifférence prod label to ensure the opening of the Gims event concert at the Olympia by performing a live performance on stage. Spotted by Lacoste, he declines his colorful universe by creating ever more inspiring and creative projects around the crocodile.
Luxury and fashion brands are passionate about his pop and contemporary universe, he signs collaborations with La Prairie, Zadig & Voltaire, LaDurée, Cartier, Vans, American Vintage...
His works of art have recently entered renowned private contemporary art collections and corporate collections. Since 2022, he has been represented by the Bartoux galleries, rue du Faubourg Saint Honoré in Paris.
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