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| OBRAS EN EXPOSICIÓN |
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| Réverie |
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| The offering |
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| Sin título |
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| You’r in Good Hands |
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| A Star is Born |
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| A Vacation to Remember |
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| Alice in Wonderland |
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| Firework |
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| Fire and Ice |
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| Cloud Number Five |
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| Black and White in Color |
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| Big Boy |
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| Just a Tought |
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| Julie2 |
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| Illogical |
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| Good Morning |
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| Five Kings |
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| Learn to Flye |
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| Let’s Fly to Santa Fe |
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| Let’s go for a ride |
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| Lollipops |
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| Liza1 |
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| Liza3 |
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| Looking for Louise |
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| Mme Butterfly |
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| Rhapsodie in blue |
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| Solitaire |
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| Self Portrait |
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| I never Promise you a Rosegarden |
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| The Trumpeters |
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| The Twins |
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| Where have I parked the Batmobile |
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| Julie 1 |
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| Ying and Yang |
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| PRESENTACIÓN |
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May 15, 1950 Drummundville Quebec Canada
Live and work in Montreal, Quebec, Canada
EDUCATION :
Self–taught : learn art trought the 25 years he worked as an Art Director and an Illustrator.
1970 – 1980 : Art Direction / Illustration ( Montreal)
1980 – 1990 : Illustration ( Toronto / Montreal )
1990 – 1998 : Digital Illustrtion ( Toronto / Montreal )
Major work : Concept and realization of the visual for the Cirque du Soleil show : « QUIDAM » « MYSTERE » and « O » ( Las Vegas )
1999 : Quit advertising to paint full time.
ARTIST STATEMENT
After evolving in the advertising world for over 25 years as an art director and an illustrator I felt the need to pursue in greater depth my own artistic journey. Painting was the only logical direction I could take as my experience, personal taste, longings and training, had prepared me for this path.
Since realism has always been of tremendous interest to me it was natural that this was the direction my art should take. Although my paintings are realistic my goal is to create, through the layering of mediums and the play of the brush, the illusion of depth and sense of presence beyond what is found in photographs.
My choice of painting subject is usually dictated by the rhythm, shape, color, light and shadow I obtain by staging objects, flowers or people together. The themes of many of my paintings explore the relationship of light with reflective and transparent surfaces, as they echo my journey to understand these qualities and convey my sense of wonder and intrigue over them. I aim to tell a story that expresses my unique vision, to create an image that first moves me and hopefully moves the viewer.
I am drawn to painting large scale works where my subjects, always painted bigger then life size, are given room to seize the viewer and where life’s smaller details are revealed in their beauty and simplicity. Because of the large scale and the amount of detail involved in each painting, it is very important that I am at peace with the subject before I dedicate hours of painstaking work to execute it. Although this means that my artistic output is reduced my goal is to insure that every painting is of outmost quality and accurately captures my vision.
My work has been presented in Galleries throughout Canada, United States, and Mexico.
Many of my paintings belong to both corporate and private collections throughout Canada, the United States, Mexico and Europe.
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