Philippe Pasqua

Philippe Pasqua

Born in France, in Grasse in 1965, Philippe Pasqua He began painting at a very young age and revealed himself in figuration. The supports alternate and mix, moving from drawing on paper, to oil on canvas or to sculpture, but always with a preference for large format. Philippe Pasqua tackles subversive subjects, he seeks to highlight the stigmata of our society so that our eyes can confront it. For this he will paint the vanities of prostitutes, disabled people with trisomy 21 or blind people, but also transsexuals, all those people that our way of life tends to leave in the margins in order to detach themselves from them. The body and the face of these individuals are marked by a certain plastic violence, creating an aesthetic shock. Today, he is passionate about paintings of vanities, collecting them and integrating them into his art.

Philippe Pasqua

It is the human being who is at the heart of his art and his research. His works have an aspect that resembles surgery. The models are analyzed and stripped, we enter their intimacy.

Etude, Huile sur toile, 150X140CM, 2010
Etude, Huile sur toile, 116X89CM, 2010
Etude, Huile sur toile, 116X89CM, 2010
Vanité, Huile, Acrylique, Encre, Feutres sur papier marouflé sur toile, 200X150CM, 2000
Cendrier vanité, Sculpture em marbre, 20X48X48CM, 2011
Vanité aux papillons, Sculpture en bronze 5/8EX, 84X120X83CM, 2012