Discover the contemporary work of ELEM
I am self-taught in my artistic practice. In order to develop my art, I am enriched by my meetings during my group exhibitions but also I meet artists very regularly during their exhibitions or in their workshops.
My artistic universe is "pop art", "the abstract" and graphic art and my main artistic influences are P. Picasso, J. Pollock, J-M. Basquiat, R. Combas, etc.
I express myself and my emotions instinctively and spontaneously on canvases. Due to lack of space and deliberate choice, I often work outside, standing or crouching, in order to be free, without constraint, close to the painting. I work mainly on canvas and recently on OSB type wood.
I use paint sprays to obtain lines to structure the space. I use thin lines to create geometric shapes, such as the triangle, often associated with art. to the numbers.
I am sensitive to; color, shine and light. The colors are very contrasting, very often placed side by side. the way of stained glass.
The calligraphy of numbers is very often used. It has an aesthetic and graphic importance (the curves of the figures, the lines, breaks, the connections between them, etc.). Under the side colorful and accumulative numbers hides a symbolism in the notion of time passing. Runs are often produced at a later date. the aerosol can. Graphic elements, often figures, signs, tribal designs, are integrated into stencils or poscas.
For lack of space and deliberate choice, I often work outside, standing or crouching, in order to be free, without constraint, close to the painting. I express myself and my emotions instinctively and spontaneously on canvases. I use spray paint to obtain lines to structure the space. To give visibility In addition to brilliance, come very contrasting or fluorescent colors...very often placed next to each other. the manner of stained glass windows. Numbers are used very often. They have an aesthetic, graphic and symbolic importance in the notion of time passing. Occasionally, elements are integrated into the program. the bomb and stencils
