Grégoire Allemand

In search of aesthetic and colorful balance, he leads us to the discovery of another world.

The artist's work is based on the creation of visual universes that oscillate between the tangible and the imaginary. He is inspired by the impressive graffiti that transform urban space into a living canvas, while integrating the aesthetics of illustrations, comic strips and mangas. However, his works move away from characters to focus on passages of life and places where architecture tells stories.

In his creations, destroyed or under construction buildings become symbols of transition and transformation. The lines and textures evoke broken landscapes that gently evolve towards houses in the sky, a poetic vision of an ascension between earth and dream. This contrast between degradation and flight is a common thread, an exploration of the fragility and resilience of the world around us.

Humor and imagination also occupy an important place in his art. He seeks to surprise and challenge by introducing offbeat, sometimes absurd elements, which break expectations and invite a light but deep reflection on our daily lives.

Each work is an invitation to travel in a dilapidated universe where chaos and order meet, where the human disappears to let places and objects speak. It is a visual exploration of the stories carried by the walls, the streets, and these fragments of a world that continues to dream despite everything.