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/

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/

Le « Salon » bénéficie d’une longue histoire dans l’art occidental. De ses débuts à Paris en 1667 à l’art contemporain et aux collectifs de danse/performance  à New-York, le concept a été adopté et s’est transformé, passant des maisons d’élites à la rue. Bien qu’il ait pris différentes voies ensuite, un élément reste caractéristique, l’artiste, actif et accessible, participant  et échangeant avec ses amis et le public dans une configuration intime. La série de LAB BAL BAL du CCN – Ballet de Lorraine propose justement ce type d’événements !

Avec: Gilbert1 – artiste plasticien, Etienne C – musicien, Unzip – DJ et les danseurs du CCN – Ballet de Lorraine, en partenariat avec l’association le MUR Nancy.

Plus d’infos: http://ballet-de-lorraine.eu/fr/lab-bla-bal/presentation#labsal

Photos: L’Epiphanographe

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The “Salon” has enjoyed a long history in western art. From its beginnings in Paris in 1667 to contemporary art and dance/performance collectives in New York, the concept has been adopted and transformed passing the elitist’s maison to the street. Though it has taken many different paths, there is one defining element, the active/participating/accessible artist exchanging with friends and public in an intimate setting. The CCN Ballet de Lorraine’s LAB BLA BAL series proposes just such an event. Artist Gilbert1 (Association Le Mur), musician Etienne C, DJ Unzip, and the dancers of the CCN – Ballet de Lorraine invite you in the making of a spontaneous event!

With: Gilbert1 – visual artist, Etienne C – musician, Unzip – DJ and dancers of CCN – Ballet de Lorraine, in collaboration with le MUR Nancy.

More info: http://ballet-de-lorraine.eu/en/lab-bla-bal/presentation#labsal

Pictures: L’Epiphanographe

I recently released a new serie of handprinted silkprints called ‘Falling to pieces’, from my solo exhibition at Punto 618 art gallery.
This is a serie of 30 prints on a 224g/m² canson paper, 50 x 65 cm, one color, signed and numbered.

Working on a mural volume tryptic at LED in Thionville.

The second week was about completing the inside work with cutted shapes and painting, an exhaustive work to place and fix everything.

Pictures: Stéphane Thévenin, Gilbert1

Working on a mural volume tryptic at LED in Thionville.

First week was a step by step work to construct frames of 2,40 x 2,40 meters, to hang, to prepare future assemblage wood painted shapes and their fixations, and to paint the background wall.

The project will continue this week with the composition work of destructured elements.

Pictures: Stéphane Thévenin, Gilbert1

Gilbert1 « Falling to pieces »

Solo exhibition at Punto618 Art Gallery (Turin, Italy)

From 13th December 2015 to 17th January 2016

15.12.15 Venaria Reale (TO), Italy –  The exhibition, opened on Sunday 13^th December, will be open until 17th January at Punto618 Art Gallery in Via Cesare Battisti 2 in Venaria.

Gilbert1, coming from graffiti culture, is a visual French artist working in the streets and in abandoned places as much as in his studio. Having devoted himself to calligraphy and typography for a long time, he now expresses himself through abstract and unstructured figures which represents tracks of a decadent society, using different techniques such as painting, screenprint, sculpture, installation, video. He has developed an apparently chaotic universe, raw and authentic, dynamic and powerful, related to a search for movement, and some deformation of space, which symbolizes a kind of emergency.

The Gilbert1’s work usually represents the falling of abstract and geometric destructured elements, as a metaphor of the human who falls and decomposes in the surrounding society. The materials composing the volume works are often broken and used by their own history, giving an image of a moving and evolving body composed by elements suddenly exploding in a falling scene.

The title « Falling to pieces » is representative of this particular view he has adopted in his  artistical approach. The exhibition presents a new body of different medium works, as black and white drawings, paintings on canvas and on found wood materials, and some volume assemblages.

Opening Times:

Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday 3.30 pm -7.30 pm

Friday 10.30 am -12.30 am / 3.30 pm -7.30 pm

Saturday and Sunday 10.30 am -7.30 pm

 Punto618 Art Gallery – Via Cesare Battisti 2, 10078, Venaria Reale (TO)

For more info:

Mob. +393492301622

info@punto618artgallery.com

www.punto618artgallery.com

https://www.facebook.com/punto618artgallery