Galerie Vincent Arin
What could be better than visiting the gallery with the artist himself?
"Colors are the medium of my emotions this is Vincent's doctrine.
About the painter:
Born in Paris in 1963, Vincent Arin comes from an artistic lineage, his father being himself a renowned painter. From an early age, he was immersed in the world of pigments and pastels, an immersion that forged his passion for art.
Although his professional career initially led him to become an osteopath, art never ceased to titillate him in the background. In search of artistic expression, he began his creative journey with photography, seeking to capture moments of visual sensitivity.
The pivotal year came in 2015. Vincent Arin decided to take the plunge and bring his own images to life, resolutely taking brushes in hand. This transition marks the start of a new artistic adventure, marked by boldness and authenticity.
The years 2016 to 2018 are marked by three successive exhibitions that propel Vincent's work into the spotlight. His constantly evolving art seduces art lovers and critics alike, establishing his unique style in the contemporary artistic landscape.
In 2020, Vincent decided to hone his artistic skills by studying fine arts at the prestigious Sorbonne in Paris. This year of academic exploration enriches his artistic approach while retaining his fundamentally self-taught spirit.
Vincent Arin's inspiration is rooted in his ability to translate emotions into shapes and colors. He often begins his artistic process with figurative elements, which he transforms into abstractions to reinforce their emotional value. This artistic approach gives rise to deeply emotional works that touch the viewer at the very core of his being.
Vincent currently focuses on two main themes in his artistic work. Firstly, he explores imaginary landscapes, evoking the style of artist Zao Wou-ki, where the real and the imaginary blend to create spellbinding compositions. At the same time, he embarks on a quest for clean lines, a style reminiscent of the delicate works of Jean-Michel Folon.
Vincent Arin favors oil techniques for their infinite possibilities of texture and nuance, and pastel drawings for their softness and fluidity. His art, at once visceral and reflective, offers a captivating experience that transcends the boundaries of conventional understanding of art. With every brushstroke, he invites us to explore the deepest recesses of the human soul through the magic of color and form.
