The trained artist who studied at the Union des Arts Décoratifs has given his whole life to creation. Mastering drawing and colour alike, he makes figurative works imbued with art déco, drawing his inspiration from the universe of stained glass for instance. With his art, the hyper- productive painter truly goes to the bottom of each theme he broaches. His series on the Great War comprises more than 200 works through which he tells us about the lives of his ancestors and that of many other actors of this historical page in historie. His primers, series on cabarets, writers, aviators, four seasons, painters... are so many occasions for him to thoroughly embrace the subject that touches and inspires him. Jean-Marc Mellier never stops creating, encouraging us to reflect, jostling us, always teaching us more about himself and about ourselves. Art&Design.
Retenons “Océane”, “Folie's Week” et surtout une “Femme à l'écharpe”. Cette dernière semble révéler un traitement assez différent, voir radicalement, de la peinture, d'un point de vue compositionnel.
Une galerie haute en couleur et attrayante. Mon seul regret est de n'avoir que peu d'écrits à consulter, en rapports ou non avec les oeuvres.
Un travail suffisamment foisonnant pour ne pas s'ennuyer et égayer nos moroses et pluvieuses journées d'été.
The trained artist who studied at the Union des Arts Décoratifs has given his whole life to creation.
RépondreSupprimerMastering drawing and colour alike, he makes figurative works imbued with art déco, drawing his inspiration from the universe of stained glass for instance.
With his art, the hyper- productive painter truly goes to the bottom of each theme he broaches. His series on the Great War comprises more than 200 works through which he tells us about the lives of his ancestors and that of many other actors of this historical page in historie.
His primers, series on cabarets, writers, aviators, four seasons, painters... are so many occasions for him to thoroughly embrace the subject that touches and inspires him.
Jean-Marc Mellier never stops creating, encouraging us to reflect, jostling us, always teaching us more about himself and about ourselves. Art&Design.
Retenons “Océane”, “Folie's Week” et surtout une “Femme à l'écharpe”.
RépondreSupprimerCette dernière semble révéler un traitement assez différent, voir radicalement, de la peinture, d'un point de vue compositionnel.
Une galerie haute en couleur et attrayante.
Mon seul regret est de n'avoir que peu d'écrits à consulter, en rapports ou non avec les oeuvres.
Un travail suffisamment foisonnant pour ne pas s'ennuyer et égayer nos moroses et pluvieuses journées d'été.
Guillaume CARON