Jérôme Royer is a contemporary award-winning French artist. Royer's artistic work is centered on the connections between beings and the universe, as a result of his quantum meditation study.
His portraits oscillate between figurative and abstract art and mix the real with the imaginary. From his expressive work to the techniques he employs, martial arts, particularly boxing, meditation, and tai chi chuan, have impacted his paintings. Brushstroke detail coexists with the spontaneity of curves in his compositions, resulting in a dialogue between colors and shapes.
Jérôme Royer was born in 1975, in France. His work has been a part of multiple solo and collective exhibitions in France, notably in Paris and in Reims.
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full video of one of my painting serie : quantum portrait
acrylic painting on kraft paper
72 rue François Miron 75004 Paris
Retrouvez moi du 24 juillet au 6 août 2016 à l'atelier des peintres du Marais (Paris 4) pour une exposition en duo avec Delphine Drollot
Je serai présent tous les jours de 13h00 à 19h00
Venez nombreux !
Painting is one of my forms of meditation.
I work on colors and lightd
Inspiration can come from:
· a model that calls me by her beauty, her attitude, her eyes ... and then I integrate it into
an unexpected world.
· Or conversely begin work on colors or textures and see a face appear.
The look is attracted to a place and, from depth to depth of color, the shape becomes palpable but at the same time it disappears.
"... It's an encounter between color and volume but at this point we're already dreaming, we're already taken away." G. Lecurieux Lafayette (Hypnotherapist-NLP Practitioner-Sex Therapist)
In all my paintings there is a fixed point where the color disappears and the gaze begins its journey ... or finishes it.
This point is fundamental, it is very often represented by a circular or spiral form ... (Most of the time it's the eyes).
It's a bit like the "big bang", the point at the instant zero, without which the rest can't exist.
My leitmotiv is to transform reality, combine figurative and abstract.
My paintings are a quantum representation of our universe.
We transform each moment, each person encountered changes our personality and our physical. We define ourselves according to the view of others, I want my paintings to resemble what the viewer sees or what he imagines of them ... they are different according to the viewer.
16 Rue du Révérend Père-Aubry 94120 FONTENAY-SOUS-BOIS
Sur le thème ‘Métamorphose humaine’ ou le pouvoir de l’imagination, l’exposition met à l’honneur les œuvres récentes de plus de 55 artistes s’exprimant à travers une variété de media : peinture, sculpture, dessin, photographie. Plus de 130 œuvres présentées.
Salle des ventes Rossini 7, rue Rossini 75009 Paris
Vente aux enchères le 31 janvier 2015 à la salle des ventes Rossini à Paris. Ma peinture est le lot N°84 (je joins le lien du site)
full video of my india ink painting (speed x2, real time 12 min) on watercolor paper 30x45 cm /12"x18"
India ink painting of an abstract portrait, I hope you'll like it...
Peinture d'un portrait abstrait en encre de chine , j’espère que vous apprécierai
Song: Stone Throwers by Johnny Hollow
10 rue des Acacias 75017 PARIS
Jérôme Royer expose 15 de ses œuvres au restaurant Pivano à Paris(17)
Jérôme Royer est né à Reims en 1975, et vie actuellement à Fontenay-sous-Bois (94).
Autodidacte, il commence à dessiner aux crayons et crayons de couleur (Prismacolor entre autre), en se contentant de reproduire des images, des portraits… Petit à petit un chemin se dessine, il peut et ose enfin, découvrir l’aquarelle. C’est alors que tout a changé. Une évidence lui apparait : dessiner ou peindre, ce n’est pas simplement une copie d’image, mais essayer de transformer la réalité, de laisser son imagination s’écouler à travers son pinceau.
Son style est basé sur la liberté dans la structure ceci est peut-être dû à sa formation en architecture et son métier de dessinateur en bâtiment, mais aussi la douceur dans l’expression de la force, avec toujours en tête cette idée de dualité.
Son travail est essentiellement en aquarelle, encre noire et gel blanc.
