Discover the contemporary work of Theb

Non-figurative work opens the mind of your own imagination. 

Thierry BUISSON, born in Lyon on June 19, 1959, self-taught.

I have always drawn. I started with the BandeDessinée, notably thanks to a small group of enthusiasts, by participating in the first Grenoble Comic Strip Festival in 1984.

After making music for several years with a rock band (meeting Bashung and Téléphone), the need to create was felt and became vital.

Ink, pastel, acrylic, gouache, canvas and paper became the essential elements of my artistic technique.

As for the artists who inspired me, I was very much marked by Picasso, Miro, Zao Wou Ki and Miro.

 ARTISTIC APPROACH

As a self-taught artist, my creative approach is deeply rooted in personal and instinctive exploration.

My main medium, acrylic painting, allows me to play with colors, textures and shapes, while avoiding the constraints of preparatory sketches.

Each work is an invitation to spontaneity, where I give free rein to my imagination. I am inspired by great masters such as Picasso, Zao Wou Ki and Miro, whose artistic universes resonate with my quest for expression.

Through abstract and non-figurative art, I seek to create compositions that do not dictate a single interpretation, but rather open a space for the viewer to explore their own imagination.

My goal is to provoke emotions and initiate reflections, offering a visual experience that transcends words.

My creative process is rhythmic and instinctive, using a combination of acrylic, pastel chalk and plaster. Each brushstroke is a response to the present moment, a dance between color and form, unfolding on the canvas without a pre-established plan.

I firmly believe that art has the power to touch sensitive chords and generate conversations, and it is this interaction between the work and the viewer that I strive to cultivate. Through my creations, I hope to offer a mirror in which each person can recognize themselves and escape.