France
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1960
Nationality
Biography
Jean-Christophe Przybylski was born in 1960, he did 16 years of training at the Beaux-Arts College in Mulhouse and specialized in designing advertisements.
A master at academic drawing, he developed a free and primitive writing, which allowed him to directly touch the spectator. His recurring themes are representations of women, couples, masks, one of a kind creatures. In his work, the artist includes signs and symbols, giving a second analysis to his work. This process shows a strong influence of street art and children's drawings in his work.
Since 2013, he has exhibited in several galleries in France. He presented «Przybyl pète une pile», his latest creations at the Orlinda Lavergne gallery in May 2016.
A master at academic drawing, he developed a free and primitive writing, which allowed him to directly touch the spectator. His recurring themes are representations of women, couples, masks, one of a kind creatures. In his work, the artist includes signs and symbols, giving a second analysis to his work. This process shows a strong influence of street art and children's drawings in his work.
Since 2013, he has exhibited in several galleries in France. He presented «Przybyl pète une pile», his latest creations at the Orlinda Lavergne gallery in May 2016.
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