SUGAR Painting by Claude Géan

Claude Géan is a contemporary French painter. His diverse array of creations presents vivid snapshots of life, often encompassing urban landscapes, seascapes, still lifes, and female nudes imbued with expressive countenances and bodies unapologetically embracing sensuality. These pieces are executed in an expressionist style, characterized by a vibrant palette that skillfully interacts with the tangible elements surrounding a meticulously executed drawing and impeccably orchestrated composition.

His global voyages act as an endless wellspring of inspiration, serving as both triggers for ceaseless exploration and opportunities for ongoing research. This exploration manifests in depictions that encapsulate fantasies, eroticism, symbols, and a synthesis of emotions. These images serve as reflections of diverse experiences, capturing the essence of streets etched onto city walls—testaments to life's narratives—collected and immortalized, or preserved within photographs.

His distinctive personal technique unifies oil, acrylic, and screen-printing inks, resulting in artworks where color takes form through both mass and the delicate application of glazes, progressively emerging as a dominant force. As he diversifies his creative output, he never strays from the realm of art. While occupying the role of technical director within his advertising agency, he alternates between computer-assisted drawing and screen printing across an array of mediums.

• Nationality: FRANCE
• Date of birth : 1945
• Artistic domains: Works by professional artists,
• Groups: Professional Artist Contemporary French Artists