This abstract painting features a bold, dramatic composition of vivid colors and expressive brushstrokes. The canvas is dominated by a striking combination of blues, blacks, and whites, with hints of warm hues accentuating the dynamic, almost chaotic energy of the work. The overall effect is one of visual intensity, with the artist employing a gestural, almost violent style to create a sense of movement and depth. While the subject matter is not immediately recognizable, the artwork evokes a sense of emotional intensity and psychological exploration, characteristic of the artist's expressive, abstract approach. ...
Julian Farade explores human emotions through dense, colorful compositions where figures seem to emerge from one another. Oscillating between abstraction and figuration, he wishes to extract himself from this dichotomy to develop the possibilities offered by this zone of uncertainty and instability, the place where a figure is still a sign, a drawing a grapheme, a color a pure emotion. He thus composes a vocabulary of recurring figures - a house, a crocodile, a ladder ... - that he arranges in all his paintings and that disappear at first glance to let us read a very expressionist overall composition. ...
Founded by Édouard Montassut in Paris in 2015, the gallery is located in the city’s ninth arrondissement. From the outset, it has focused on showcasing young, international, emerging artists—including Marie Angeletti, Matthew Langan-Peck, Hélène Fauquet, Maggie Lee, Nora Kapfer, and Özgür Kar—many of whom had their first gallery exhibitions in Paris there. Committed to challenging and reshaping public perceptions of distinctive artistic practices, the gallery presents a dynamic program spanning sculpture, photography, painting, and installation. ...
