Pascal Bruandet

After studying philosophy and a diploma in fine arts in Paris, I began a career as a sculptor and painter. Until 2013 my approach is essentially abstract inspired by the mechanical world.

From 2013, figuration regains its rights and the human figure imposes itself little by little until the large portraits of ordinary people that I glue today in the streets.

Parallel to this drawing work carried out with a watercolor drawing technique, the discovery of the possibilities of digital technology allowed me to develop interactive animations rewarded in 2002 by the special jury prize of the George Pompidou Center of the first Flash festival in France. The possibilities offered by digital drawing allowed me to create live drawing performances that I presented to the public as for “ Nuits Blanches” in Paris in 2007.

Quick drawing for an urban expression or graphic performance gives me the experience to taste with pleasure the experience of the drawn video.

Pascal Bruandet

Ink on paper in light gray tones laminated on canvas by Pascal Bruandet entitled Bonheur 3 representing a happy man with a child carrying a plastic bag.

Ink on paper laminated on canvas by Pascal Bruandet entitled Bonheur 8 representing a man in light blue pants with a black T-shirt who takes a picture of himself with his mobile.

Ink on paper in light gray tones laminated on canvas by Pascal Bruandet entitled Bonheur 4 representing a man in Bermuda shorts with a cap walking with two plastic bags.

Ink on paper in light gray tones laminated on canvas by Pascal Bruandet entitled Bonheur 5 representing a walking man.

Ink on paper in light gray tones laminated on canvas by Pascal Bruandet entitled Bonheur 6 representing a man with a child on his shoulders.

Ink on paper in light gray tones laminated on canvas by Pascal Bruandet entitled Bonheur 7 representing a man with a child in his arms.

Ink on paper laminated on canvas by Pascal Bruandet entitled Bonheur 9 representing a man in light blue pants and shirt taking a photo of himself with his mobile

Ink on paper laminated on canvas by Pascal Bruandet entitled Bonheur 10 representing a young couple taking a picture with the mobile.