Dawn (2023) Painting by Qôl

Qôl is a contemporary French artist who has been immersed in artistic practice for over 20 years, having discovered his passion through the Tours School of Fine Arts. His work is significantly influenced by the interplay of color contrasts and light, leading him to experiment with a variety of media, including cardboard, wood, and canvases, as well as diverse materials such as oil chalk and pastel. He has developed a range of techniques, from painting to collage.

Since 2016, Qôl has focused on working with acrylics on canvas frames placed on the floor, emphasizing movement and the blending of colors. His ongoing research into the nature of light is a central theme in his work. In 2020, he began exhibiting his creations, showcasing a distinctive style that includes his latest series of blue monochromes, which reflect his quest for balance. For Qôl, blue symbolizes sensitivity and is often associated with femininity.

He believes that abstract art represents intimacy, and his body of work traverses the spectrum from vibrant color explosions to serene monochrome paintings. This exploration of movement is expressed through serial variations, with color projections that unleash emotions, creating a powerful dynamic that the backgrounds enhance.

Qôl's art features intertwining curves, intersecting lines, and overlapping geometric shapes set against contrasting backgrounds. Water plays a crucial role in his works, introducing a controlled randomness that adds depth and contributes to the astonishing impressions of transparency born from his chiaroscuro techniques. Through his innovative approach, Qôl continues to captivate audiences and invite them into his unique artistic world.

• Nationality: FRANCE
• Date of birth : 1973
• Artistic domains: Works by professional artists,
• Groups: Professional Artist Contemporary French Artists