Born in Uzès on June 11, 1940, Jean-François Brahin now works from his studio in Uzès.
Drawing his inspiration for more than 30 years from Matisse, Picasso and the painters of the Renaissance, he develops remarkable work, by weaving together all his emotions and referring at the same time to French and Anglo-saxon Poetry, to History (The French Revolution), to Sacred Art (The Passion, The Last Supper) as well as to Mediterrenean landscapes and colours which teint his paintings and his life.
Variety of themes, multiplicity of processing and supports (portraits, landscapes, allegories, fragments of a poem inspiring directly the pictorial symbolization) carried out in a style in which its modern expression incorporates all naturally sensuality and tenderness.
Video presenting the career and work of Jean-François Brahin