JEAN PHILIPPE DUBOSCQ

JEAN-PHILIPPE DUBOSCQ

Born in 1960, Jean-Philippe Duboscq lives and works in Brussels. Graduated from the ENSAAV, LaCambre, in Brussels, he started his pictural researches with gunny, pigments, pumice stone and sand. In the end of the 1990s, made a radical change, the architecture of his paintings and drawings seems torn, suspended, mobile.

In Duboscq’s current work, we feel a will to bring pictorial matter as close as possible to the physical constraints and to free himself from control and from composition in order to give room to the unexpected. This can be seen in both his fluid and diaphanous backgrounds made from paint runs and absorption, and in his brisk and bold writings. His intuitive movements lead him to resistance, deviations. A kind of distortion of the form of which the subject is painting.

The artist creates a world in a bebop tempo, blurred, made of saturated colours and syncopated rythms, of which the space in perspective opens to an internal light.

SELECTED EXHIBITIONS

2017
Galerie Nardone, Brussels, Belgium

2016
10 petits belges sur la montagne, Dynastie, Brussels, Belgium

2015
Olympia International Art, Tanya Baxter Contemporary, London, UK
Lapada, Tanya Baxter Contemporary, London, UK
Solo show, Galerie Nardone, Brussels, Belgium
Sydney Contemporary, Galerie KOO, Sydney, Australia
Olympia International Art, Tanya Baxter Contemporary, London, UK

2014
Group exhibition, Galerie KOO, Hong Kong, China
Solo show, Galerie Nardone, Brussels, Belgium
OFF Contemporary Art Fair, Galerie Antonio Nardone, Brussels, Belgium
Art Monaco, Tanya Baxter Contemporary, Monaco
Asia Contemporary Art Show, Tanya Baxter Contemporary, Hong Kong, China
Solo show, Galerie KOO, Hong Kong, China

2013
OFF Brussels Contemporary Art Fair 2013, Brussels, Belgium
Solo Show, Cour Carrée, Paris, France
Strarta at Saatchi Gallery, London, UK
Art on Paper +1, Brussels, Belgium
Setup, Bologna, Italy

2012
OFF Brussels Contemporary Art Fair 2012, Brussels, Belgium
Solo exhibition, Galerie KOO, Hong Kong, China
Fine Arts Asia, Hong Kong, China
Solo show, Galerie Antonio Nardone, Brussels, Belgium