Quibe's Lux Continua exhibition at La Lison gallery - our photos

Attention contemporary art lovers! Paris's 10th arrondissement lights up with artist Quibe 's Lux Continuaexhibition at Galerie La Lison, from October 19 to December 2, 2023. An opportunity to discover an artistic exploration of world mythologies, where the line becomes the very essence of the work, through a subtle interplay of ink thicknesses, and a focus on minimalism and simplicity.

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Quibe is known for his ability to weave clean, luminous strokes that capture the very essence of the subjects he chooses to depict. His portraits, whether organic, mineral, vegetable, imaginary or concrete, are the fruit of a constant quest for minimalism. Each line, sometimes sharp, sometimes trembling, is a vehicle for a story, told with undeniable precision and passion.

Lux Continua marks a new stage in his artistic journey, where drawing goes beyond paper to embrace media as varied as stone, wood and slate. Despite the apparent hardness of these materials, Quibe manages to imprint his line on them with remarkable assurance and determination.

What particularly sets this exhibition apart is Quibe's use of gold. This regal color, evocative of both ancient times and modernity, adds luminosity and elegance to his works. The golden touches illuminate each piece, offering visitors a unique experience that varies according to their movement through the exhibition space or their particular affinity with certain works.

And for tattoo enthusiasts, the gallery offers flash tatoos created by the artist himself. So, for the purchase of a work from the Flash Mythologique wall, La Bête Humaine, the tattoo parlour that houses the gallery, offers to have the chosen work engraved directly onto your skin. You have until December 31, 2023 to book an appointment and get your artwork tattooed!

There's no doubt that Lux Continua is an invitation to rediscover the beauty of the stroke, in all its splendor. And remember, it's free! Shall we drop in, friends?

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