Les poissons 1 . (2025) Painting by Bertrand Jost
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Bertrand Jost, a contemporary French painter, is d with URSSAF du Limousin and the Maison des Artistes. Born in Molsheim, , Bertrand is a self-taught artist who has nurtured his ion for drawing since childhood. Married and a father of four, he finds joy and inspiration in the vibrant world of art.
Bertrand's artistic style is a unique fusion of Pop Art, abstraction, and impressionism. He employs a variety of mediums in his work, including acrylics, oils, acrylic markers, spray cans, and pastels—both dry and oil. His paintings are characterized by bright, cheerful colors that exude energy and vitality.
Unlike artists confined to a particular style, Bertrand remains unrestricted in his creative pursuits, allowing his inspirations to guide his artistic expression. His versatility and openness to experimentation are evident in the diversity of his works, which reflect his ever-evolving artistic journey.
Through his art, Bertrand Jost invites viewers to experience the boundless possibilities of creativity and the joy of self-expression. Each painting is a testament to his ion for art and his commitment to sharing his unique vision with the world.
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- Date of birth : 1961
- Artistic domains: Works by professional artists,
- Groups: Contemporary French Artists
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