Pierre Galopin is an abstract painter born in 1984 in Cherbourg. He studied at the School of Fine Arts in Rennes, which he graduated in 2008. He lives and works today in Rennes.
Pierre Galopin works mainly on his technique, and leaves the result surprising him, arrive by accident. It usually work on standard, ground and varnish chassis. It first applies a first layer of oil varnish, then a second varnish with water. The chemical reaction between the different elements is such that the artist has very little influence on the final result, he can only anticipate and act in function. Thus, its series of canvases do not register in a temporal sequence, but are elaborated a posteriori, according to the similarities between the different achievements. The subjects remain free, acting on themselves once the artist has breathed enough energy. Failing to control the result, Pierre Galopin masters his tools that he is constantly expanding the range. The workshop of Pierre Galopin is similar to a laboratory. The painter adopts an experimental approach, aimed at discovering painting, testing it, push it over. It is the total control of the technique which is targeted by the painter, not that of the result.

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