ART INSPIRATION: Jerome's art is about capturing the essence, spirit, and energy of the world around him. Bringing it together, reflecting, mixing.
His main mean is mixed-arts / collage. He loves to divide and unite, giving things a new angle by fragmenting or assembling them.
Many of Jerome's paintings are distinguished by giving them a new twist, by taking new focusses, new perspectiuves, adding frames or colours.
He also is very interested in the expressive power of color and how certain colors can trigger different emotions.
ART COMMISSIONS: Jerome Cholet is available for Art Commissions.
DISCLAIMER: All of Jerome's artwork is hand made, so they have ripples, blobs, drops of paint, wrinkles, and bumps. For him art is organic, it arises from natural materials, it changes over time. He does not like clinically clean art, he likes change, maturation and decline. All three are part of life and his art.
Syrtari Publications
Vernissage “It can only get better” in Athens with a fine selection of my artwork, not far from the Akropolis at Syrtari Book Store. Everybody is welcome!
Vernissage - Friday, October 2021 – 6 p.m. Everybody is invited. Artworks exhibited until 12th of December 2021.
Email for further info: jeromecholet@hotmail.com,
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Frankfurt am Main/ Athens, May, 2021. The Greek book publisher Syrtari Books in Athens has chosen the collage “Augusta Metropolis Silver 3” by Frankfurt-based artist Jerome Cholet for the cover design of its latest work.
The work of the Frankfurt artist adorns a book of poems by the young poet John Zarabouka. It is his second book of poems.
The work itself is still for sale and will be on display at Syrtaris Books in August, if the Corona pandemic permits. “Augusta Metropolis Silver 3” is part of a triptych and shows the Austrian model Augusta Alexander, the work is inspired by the cubists Georges Braque and Pablo Picasso. Among other things, it shows the fragmentation of the soul in the 21st century. The work measures 40×40 cm and was created with spray paint, epoxy resin and paper on canvas wall, it dates from 2020.
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