Since 2007, Franck Le Boulicaut, multidisciplinary artist, returns to his old love: painting. This creative in love with light, trained with Eric Bari, Marc Folly and Jean-Claude Chaillou, tries to approach the universe of his many models in his own way: Cézanne, Caravage, Sargent, Freud…
A game of balance between composition and freedom of gesture
Painted Alla Prima, his paintings, today figurative, testify to a rigor in the balance of compositions - masses, placements, colors - and a taste displayed for a certain freedom in the touch.
"Both in the choice of the subject and in that of its staging, I try above all to express an emotion. Whether purely visual by the game of values, colors, framing or that it is evocative Through a installation, a look ... I particularly take care of the composition of the painting upstream: lines of force, proportions, values, format ... ".
Forget everything to succeed in painting
Influenced by certain works by Betty Edwards (cf. his work "Draw with the right brain"), Franck Le Boulicaut has painted since 2013 his paintings upside down. Particularly effective for portraits, this method makes it possible to overcome any subjectivity induced by what is "knowing" of the subject by refocusing the attention of the painter to the only directions, values and colors.
His original technique has been the subject of an article in issue 128 of the review "Practice of the Arts" (May/June 2016).
Andy Warhol
Sandra Blow
Tabitha Soren
Patrick Hughes
Day Bowman
Nelson Makamo
Takashi Murakami
Daisy Cook
Fred Ingrams
Barbara Rae
Bruce Mclean
Tracey Emin
