Ma nouvelle exposition personnelle aura lieu du 16 novembre au 25 décembre à la Galerie Mme de Graffigny à Villers-lès-Nancy.
Vernissage le vendredi 18 novembre à 18h30

My new solo exhibition will take place from November 16th to December 25th at Galerie Mme de Graffigny in Villers-lès-Nancy.
Opening Friday November 18th at 18h30

Le blanc. Couleur ? Non couleur ? Somme de toutes les couleurs ? Pure lumière ?

En choisissant la thématique “Why white ?”, la Galerie Wagner entend confirmer la puissance créatrice du blanc-couleur et du blanc-lumière.

Avec son “Carré blanc sur fond blanc”, Malevitch associe le blanc à l’infini en mélangeant simplement deux blancs différents — l’un de marque française, froid et très légèrement bleuté pour le carré, un de marque russe, chaud et un peu ocre pour le fond. Considérée comme la première peinture monochrome de notre histoire, celle-ci permet à l’artiste de déclarer : « À présent, le chemin de l’homme se trouve à travers l’espace (…) j’ai percé l’abat-jour des limites de la couleur, j’ai pénétré dans le blanc ; à côté de moi, camarades pilotes, naviguez dans cet espace sans fin. La blanche mer libre s’étend devant vous».

Ainsi s’ouvrent des recherches concrètes, un schéma de l’abstraction parmi d’autres, où le blanc se fait clairement signe et participe ainsi à la quête de la forme pure, tout en créant des blancs sur blancs à l’effet optique délicat et quasi prodigieux !

Artistes présentés: Charles BEZIE – Sophie COROLLER – Ueli GANTNER – GILBERT1 – Gerhard HOTTER – Eli JIMENEZ LE PARC – Saul KAMINER – Jean-Pierre LE BARS – Julio LE PARC – Guy de LUSSIGNY – Carlos MEDINA – Marie-Thérèse VACOSSIN – Hilde VAN IMPE – Géraldine WILCKE

Du 16 mars au 7 Mai 2022

Du 14 avril au 3 novembre 2019

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Celebrating its 12th Anniversary from June 12th to 17th, SCOPE Basel hosts among 80 international galeries, Orlinda Lavergne gallery which presents a serie of volume works alongside another artists.

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Installation of two ephemeral mural paintings at Auber RER station in Paris, in partnership with le M.U.R.
The works will stay until June 26th

Pictures: Denis Sutton, Jean-François Mauboussin, RATP

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The exhibition Swiss Watches takes place at the same time as the Urban Art Fair and marks a contrast, as the show Swiss Watches is an independent urban art exhibition. The goal of the exposition is to present Swiss quality by selecting only the most emerging artist in Graffiti Art. In 2016 Kolly Gallery initiated a series of exhibitions, entitled Swiss Cheese and Swiss Chocolate, in order to bring attention to the exceptional urban art movement. For the third exhibition Swiss Watches is presenting a quite international line up as well as some new names and unexpected urban jewels. The represented artists are: FLYING FÖRTRESS (DE), PAVEL RTUE (RU), 123 KLAN (CA), SWEETUNO (CH) and SUPAKITCH (FR).

For the third edition the title and concept of the exhibition Swiss Watches implements a superb andoutstanding quality in the exhibited pieces, similar to the world-renowned watches fabricated in Switzerland. The main idea is to represent Switzerland’s strength of luxury goods export. Finally this exhibition promisesstreet credibility for all artists represented. For the third time Kolly Gallery will present an astonishing, surprising and unforgettable experience. Last but not least, do not forget: „Everyone loves Swiss Watches!“

Mirus Gallery is pleased to present a solo exhibition by Gilbert1 opening February 16, 2018 from 7-10PM with the artist present. The show runs through March 10th

Gilbert1’s process takes its roots in experimenting and evolving as much as possible and trying different mediums. He has found his own vocabulary assembling volume shapes with raw material in reference of a decadent world, and transforming his abstract letter graphics into deconstructed structures.
Creating in situ anamorphosis led him to develop an optical vision he enhances now in studio. Having worked recently the last years on black and white drawings and also as studies for tattoos – dotwork, gradients, transparency, translations, negatives – brought him to research in depth, dimension and perspective.
For his first solo with Mirus Gallery, Gilbert1 wanted to work more in this direction, in order to integrate his usual compositions and graphics in a surrounding dimension and play with vanishing points. He was interested to work on depth and height sensations as a door which suddenly opens under feet, a kind of vacuum which could never stops and create another falling possibility axis.

More info: www.mirusgallery.com

Pictures: Gilbert1 / Mirus gallery

Never Ending Fall – Solo exhibition at Mirus gallery, San Francisco
February 16 – March 10, 2018

Opening Reception Friday, February 16, 7-10pm

Infos: www.mirusgallery.com

Art Élysées–Art & Design is one of the major events during the Parisian Art Week, which takes place every year in October. The fair contributes to the capital’s artistic dynamism and activity. Art Élysées stands apart from other fairs by offering reliable assets, valuable works of art and an alternative to the current art market. Through its unique identity and strong stand on art, the fair is a key event for art aficionados and collectors. The Art Élysées–Art & Design fair showcases an exceptional range of art. Art Élysées is the only fair to present 4 different sections, each under an ephemeral pavilion set up along the Avenue des Champs- Élysées. Both French and foreign galleries present a substantial selection of works in response to the market’s current demands. During each edition the fair renews coherent dialogue between modern and contemporary art and 20th century design. Contemporary artists in constant motion can be found next to some of the greatest references that have marked art history of the 20th century. Effective and attractive business opportunities; Art Élysées is a key fair for buyers and art professionals.

www.artelysees.fr

Collective exhibition with Helene Vans, Seize and Sebastien Preschoux at Galerie Wagner in le Touquet (fr).
Opening September 23th, 6pm

En géométrie, une intersection est le point où deux lignes se croisent, la ligne où deux surfaces se rencontrent…
Dans les œuvres d’Hélène Vans, Seize Happywallmaker, Gilbert1 et Sébastien Preschoux, les intersections sont nombreuses et font même partie intégrante de leur démarche respective.
A l’occasion de cette exposition, ces quatre artistes investissent librement la galerie, réalisant des œuvres in situ, à travers lesquelles s’exprime leur approche de l’espace, des éléments, de leur imbrication, de leur relativité.
Dans ses « pliages » par exemple, Hélène Vans crée un dialogue entre le lieu et l’œuvre en traitant la question de l’espace, du volume et de la forme induite.
Figure atypique du street art, Seize Happywallmaker interroge la géométrie parfaite des triangles qu’il connecte à d’hypnotiques cercles en réseaux colorés.
Formé à  l’école de la rue, Gilbert1 est fortement attaché au vécu de ses trouvailles, dont il extrait l’essence, en détourne le sens et leur donne nouvelle vie à travers de fragiles assemblages ou de monumentales fresques.
Enfin, Sébastien Preschoux tisse patiemment des centaines de sillons, recouvrant les lignes des poinçons laissées par le compas, livrant à notre regard des intersections aux effets intensément vibratoires…

More info: https://www.galeriewagner.com/

Collaborative murals with Graphic Surgery painted for LAB Salon event in partnership with CCN Ballet de Lorraine and le MUR Nancy, Maxeville (FR)
Pictures Gilbert1

The exhibition runs from June 1st to July 6th 2017.

Galerie Artistik Rezo
14, rue Alexandre Dumas
75011 Paris
M° Rue des boulets

From June 1st to July 6th 2017.

Opening May 31st – 6pm to 9pm

Galerie Artistik Rezo
14, rue Alexandre Dumas
75011 Paris
M° Rue des boulets

Serie of handmade unique silkprints on 300g/m2 grain Arche paper,  57 x 77 cm.

Every print is unique. The shapes composing the work are not always placed in the same position, some appears on certain prints and are not present on the others.

Some colours are different from one to the other, and sometime appears shades by a mix of colour (turquoise/blue, orange/red).
There is between 10 and 16 passages on each print, and between 9 and 11 colours.

Le MUR located in the crossing of rue Oberkampf and rue St Maur in Paris, is an original project where every two weeks a new artist is covering an ancient work done by another one. A new book at Hermann edition is collecting each performances during 2010 and 2015, 125 artworks done by as much artists.

More info and ordering: www.lemur.fr

Art42 the first (non) urban art museum has opened this week end in Paris during la Nuit Blanche.

A new book about the project has come out in Opus Délits collection from Critères éditions.

More info:
http://www.art42.fr/
http://criteres-editions.com/accueil/165-70-art42-9782370260444.html

Pictures: Julien Pesce, Gilbert1

Apart from all predefined borders and antithesis of any academicism, the graffuturism lets artists total freedom, with the aim to bring graffiti into a new dimension. But it specifically the aesthetic link with the Italian futurism movement and his criticism of modern society, that this exhibition «O Gravity» is trying to suggest.
Etnik’s 3D representations of urban cities, as metaphysical landscapes, symbolise a critical interpretation of our urban spaces and their special aesthetic. Gilbert1, with his chaotic universe in appearance, raw and authentic, dynamic and powerful, he researchs movement and deformation of space, in order to symbolise a form of emergency.

For the occasion I was proud to present my first mobile work made of paper, carboard and wood.

Pictures: Orlinda Lavergne Gallery, Daisy tofo, Gilbert1

During Mecaniques Urbaines festival in Mulhouse, Etnik and me have painted a large wall with le M.U.R. Mulhouse. A great moment and also some nice meetings, thanks to everyone.

Pictures: Jean-Paul Houille

J’ai le plaisir de présenter mon exposition personnelle Out of control à la GCA gallery de Nice jusqu’au 30 juillet 2016, où 24 travaux récents sont à découvrir. Si vous êtes dans les coins de Nice ces prochaines semaines, n’hésitez pas à y faire un saut.

GCA gallery
16 bis rue catherine ségurane
06300 Nice – France
Tel. +33 6 09 07 75 99
info@gcagallery.fr

Plus d’infos: http://www.gcagallery.fr/