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Born on February 3, 1995, Bryan Magnin-Feysot has developed a practice grounded in inspiration and perseverance.
Initially introduced to charcoal, he learned to work with the interplay of light and shadow. He then turned to oil painting, a medium that allows him to shape his subjects over time and explore a richness of color beyond black and white.
Influenced by classical chiaroscuro, he composes images with strong contrasts, creating a constant tension in his canvases.
His painting is based on the transformation of the figurative: the dense, organic matter gradually invades the form. The body then becomes a support, allowing a more abstract presence to express itself.
Without narrative or ideological message, his work seeks neither to denounce nor to advocate. It offers a direct and frontal encounter with the image: a presence in tension, where abstract matter takes precedence over the body itself.
Initially introduced to charcoal, he learned to work with the interplay of light and shadow. He then turned to oil painting, a medium that allows him to shape his subjects over time and explore a richness of color beyond black and white.
Influenced by classical chiaroscuro, he composes images with strong contrasts, creating a constant tension in his canvases.
His painting is based on the transformation of the figurative: the dense, organic matter gradually invades the form. The body then becomes a support, allowing a more abstract presence to express itself.
Without narrative or ideological message, his work seeks neither to denounce nor to advocate. It offers a direct and frontal encounter with the image: a presence in tension, where abstract matter takes precedence over the body itself.
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