Frantz Jardel

I deal in my works with feelings and moments of life, part of the observation and perception of the world around me. My works are often playful and convey a bit of humor, but also critical statements that the viewer is encouraged to think behind the scenes. Often, my paintings are treated with a sharp brush, or fine lines appear as large characters on the canvas, and my work is dotted with a power of communication. There is an immediate message in each of the tables despite or perhaps because of their random and spontaneous composition. I like to play with the words on the support, the pictograms, that we must constantly rediscover. I paint very colorful characters and situations because my inner world is in constant and perpetual motion.

I started working as an artist when I moved to Dubai a few years ago. Inspiration came from Jean-Michel Basquiat, but also impressed by Julian Schnabel, Jackson Pollock or the South Korean Joey Unlee for his relationship with the material.

Globally fascinated by all artists who show their sensitivity through painting.