Flamencos Alphonse, 2026

Sevarbleu  

Originally from Clermont-Ferrand (63), I studied art. After a baccalaureate in Applied Arts, I chose to continue at the Faculty of Plastic Arts where I obtained a degree.

Stimulated by the exchange and sharing, I also had the chance to work in collaboration with an artist from Auvergne: Josette Boissière, for the creation of three large murals. Two were located at the Hôtel-Dieu in Clermont-Ferrand (St Vincent department – Trompe-l'œil – and Court des Marronniers – composition of a decor including the desires expressed by the children of the department during the workshop), still visible the third is located in Billom (63) – Trompe l'œil pharmacy Aunac-Olivier.
Beyond collaborations, I have always had a personal practice. A technical jack-of-all-trades, my work revolves around the tool. Attached to the movements, tensions and expressions that it can express… A precious aid that speaks better than words, through it I explore… An interweaving of lines, bodies, gazes, landscapes: nature as a space that liberates emotions.
Guided by gesture, highlighted by color, between tension and softness, the whole is intended to convey my feelings. Concerned with understanding feelings, differences, relationships with others, with the environment, my production is articulated through different series, questioning the world.

Today, I devote myself entirely to sharing my world. My latest exhibitions have taken the form of immersive installations. My works, thus staged, dialogue with the space, affirm my language, my purpose, and invite the viewer to an experience, a different way of seeing, a questioning...

Sevarbleu – When the line becomes language

A fusion of shapes, colors, and emotions: Sevarbleu's work is a silent dialogue between body and soul. Through oil, ink, or pencil, each curve becomes a whisper, each interlacing a thrill. The body is vibrant matter, fluid tension, powerful elegance.

His works question our relationship with the world, blending human nature and the environment in a sensitive dance. Series after series, the same voice unfolds: that of a gaze that searches, connects, and feels.