Le singe bleu (2010) Painting by Yannick Moure

A poet in his spare time, Yannick Mouré, a self-taught painter of Touraine origin, creates figurative works with synthesized forms embedded in a network of complex lines. The solidity of the drawing, the lively and contrasting palette make these powerful images of life, both symbolic and dreamlike. Because “a painting only lives through the person who looks at it” (Pablo Picasso), the keystone which intimately links the entire production of this “image maker” as he calls himself, is this desire to create interaction. A craftsman of the word and the brush, he multiplies ideas and messages by using symbols, puns, winks... which have the effect of intriguing, making people smile, pushing those who observe his works to think. . This interest in the confluence of points of view (“Only the links that are woven between the spectator and the work count” he says) is found in his series of “clones” with an infinite (or almost) number of combinations. Pushing back the physical limit of the canvas by its fragmentation into autonomous modules which, once assembled, form a fluctuating but always coherent whole, he encourages us to question ourselves by offering us a point of view contrary to the notion of a formatted and contrary man. also to the existence of a unique truth. Without a doubt, looking at the works of Yannick Mouré requires involvement, without sacrificing the flavor of contemplation.


Audrey MATON

• Nationality: FRANCE
• Date of birth : unknown date
• Artistic domains:
• Groups: Contemporary French Artists