Couple japonais (1968) Painting by Jj Neu

JJ NEU, also known as Jean-Jacques Neu (1933-2002), was a contemporary French painter. JJ NEU showcased his artistic talent through various exhibitions in both public and private galleries within the Lille region. His work was not confined to the realm of visual aesthetics; he also dedicated his artistic expression to charitable causes. He generously lent some of his works to support the communication efforts of foundations such as "Terre des Hommes" and "Enfance et Partage," demonstrating a commitment to using art as a force for positive change.

The essence of JJ NEU's art lies in its emotional resonance. His paintings are a tapestry of moving and endearing portraits, often focusing on the faces of women and children. Within the vivid strokes and colors of his works, one can discern a range of expressions - sometimes depicting distress, torment, or anguish. The faces and bodies portrayed by JJ NEU exist within flamboyant and tragic landscapes, characterized by intense blues, transparent hues, and poignant red spots that evoke powerful atmospheres.

JJ NEU's artistic repertoire also encompasses a rich collection of imaginary landscapes and abstract expressions, showcasing the breadth of his creative vision. His ability to navigate between the figurative and the abstract demonstrates a versatility that adds layers of complexity to his body of work.

• Nationality: FRANCE
• Date of birth : 1933
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• Groups: Contemporary French Artists