Phybra

Philippe Brasseur, alias Dany, alias Phybra Born in Malonne in 1954, he is a self-taught artist.

He has been a drummer in various rock and jazz rock groups.

A milling worker at the age of 17, he brilliantly resumed higher studies in his thirties He became a psychotherapist in family therapy and systemic analysis, working with autistic and psychotic people, including deaf and dumb people.

Was an actor in various films: appearing in "the king of Paris" with Philippe Noiret, "the slip through the ages", "the return of TH6"; main actor in "The dust of the future" and "Cliodna" He was also an actor in various dialect plays.

A first collection of poetry came out at the beginning of the 80s “hochepot de cantilène” editions Thèmes six asbl.

He discovered painting and engraving in 1980.

Make the monumental fresco (950m2) on the wall of the Palais des Beaux Arts in Charleroi, which has unfortunately been destroyed today.

It will be followed a year later by a fresco in Gosselies, also destroyed, produced with his unwavering friend Christian Hocquet.

Silver medal at the international competition of Dinant; noticed in the Médiatine ...

Creates several frescoes, the last of which is at the fires of Fosses la ville, a tribute to the walkers of the Entre-Sambre and Meuse The latter was also destroyed.

Exhibits everywhere in Belgium Rest 10 years without producing anything artistic.

Thanks to health problems, 14 operations, cancer etc ... realizes that he is losing his life to win it He stops “working” in the conventional sense at the age of 50 to devote himself solely to painting and writing.

After 10 years of absence, he released in 2010 a poetry book "En désamour the absence is presence en becoming, Tu es Aimée" published by Editions Amalthée.

He resumes painting and exhibiting under the name of Phybra A powerful artist, he continues to take his visitors to dream happily in his figurative and surreal world.

Phybra has works in Seattle (USA), Bali (Indonesia), passing through France, Canada, Holland, Spain and Belgium.