Laurent Jargot

Laurent Jargot first turned to a figurative style. Through & nbsp; body drawing in various attitudes or situations evoking in particular solitude and meditation, he sought to represent the energy emanating from these subjects. Then, gradually, his work naturally turned to the abstract. "Everything is energy and vibration: a flow of messages that turns into our mind into an electric impulse. These flows are constant, and detectable. These travel and get out of point in point to cross us. They are witnesses and signals of the living. envisaged as a kind of imaginary magnetic resonance, his painting seeks & now to give form essentially to all kinds of emotion: & nbsp; 'Effervescence, joy, annoyance, ... In summary, the living that lives in us. She draws in particular her inspiration from scientific imagery. "The painting of Laurent Jargot & nbsp; borrows from the various tools and supports to explore & nbsp; , but acrylic (ink and painting) and natural pigments & nbsp; remain its favorite mediums.