7 september > 1 november

Exposition: GRIBOUILLAGE, Léo Millet, Félix Fresquet,Raphaël Bianchi

Creative arts/plastic arts
Painting
Exhibition
Cultural

Espace Dantza, 19 Rue Bourbaki, 64000 Pau

Exposition GRIBOUILLAGE Espace Dantza Pau — ©
Léo Millet, Félix Fresquet,Raphaël Bianchi

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We met at the Pau School of Fine Arts, where we are each continuing to develop our artistic practices. This exhibition at Espace Danza stems from a shared desire to bring our worlds together within a single space and to create a dialogue between three unique artistic approaches. Through painting, drawing, and imagery, we explore diverse realms where narrative, fiction, reinterpretation, and the imagination intersect. Each of us develops a personal visual language, shaped by our references, experiences, and sensibilities. The works on display reflect this diversity while revealing shared concerns regarding representation, the transformation of forms, and the construction of visual worlds. The artistic explorations of Léo Millet, Félix Fresquet, and Raphaël Bianchi resonate with one another through echoes and contrasts.[...]