ORAGE SUR LE MÉKONG (2019) Photography by Jean-Marc Philippe (Jimpy)
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Jean-Marc Philippe, nicknamed Jimpy, is a versatile artist born in 1956, living and working in Boulogne-Billancourt, . His artistic career, rich and varied, spans several decades and reflects an incessant quest for novelty and authenticity.
A seasoned photographer, Jimpy has captured over time a fascinating panorama of moments and encounters through his lens. From the 1970s until today, his photos reflect a personal vision of the world. These photographs, exhibited in various galleries and published in magazines, offer a glimpse into the diversity of his work. Although each image is unique, they represent only part of a vast repertoire that covers many areas.
In parallel with his photographic career, Jean-Marc Philippe devotes himself to painting. His random and eclectic approach manifests itself in works with varied and constantly evolving styles. Refusing routine, he constantly explores new techniques and themes, which makes each of his creations unique. His paintings, often marked by a rebellious and wild spirit, have been exhibited at various artistic events.
Jimpy is also a prolific cartoonist. His drawings, inspired by cultural, political and sporting news, offer a critical and often striking perspective on the events of his time. The year or specific context of his works is secondary to their continued relevance and ability to capture the essence of current issues. His drawings, whether published or not, continue to resonate with current events.
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- Date of birth : 1956
- Artistic domains: Works by professional artists,
- Groups: Contemporary French Artists
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