Gallery Of Drawing & Illustrations By Fabien Merelle - France
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Fabien Merelle - France
Fabien Merelle (born in Fontenay-sous-Bois in 1981, lives and works in Paris) is educated at the Ecole Nationale Superieure des Beaux-Arts in Paris where he attends Jean-Michel Alberola's studio.
He graduated there in 2006. Passionate about drawing, he discovers and perfectes his use of ink in an exchange with the School of Fine Arts in Xi'an (China).
It should also be noted that he was a resident of the prestigious Casa Velasquez (Madrid).
Fabien Merelle's aesthetic research is marked by a realistic and meticulous style.
The obsession with detail is reinforced by an almost immediate absence of any background.
The surprising maturity of drawing juxtaposes art and humor, irony and cruelty. Indeed, his often absurd, grotesque, sometimes irreverent subjects are drawn from the marvelous world of tales and legends, sometimes from memory and its effects of alteration.
It should be noted that Fabien Mérelle is marked by the notion of dream and nightmare, as evidenced by his researches featuring an individual dressed in pajama pants that seems devoured by his most intimate fears. The artist's drawings reflect a taste for the History of Art, some of them even recall the tradition of anatomical drawing.
Fabien Merelle (born in Fontenay-sous-Bois in 1981, lives and works in Paris) is educated at the Ecole Nationale Superieure des Beaux-Arts in Paris where he attends Jean-Michel Alberola's studio.
He graduated there in 2006. Passionate about drawing, he discovers and perfectes his use of ink in an exchange with the School of Fine Arts in Xi'an (China).
It should also be noted that he was a resident of the prestigious Casa Velasquez (Madrid).
Fabien Merelle's aesthetic research is marked by a realistic and meticulous style.
The obsession with detail is reinforced by an almost immediate absence of any background.
The surprising maturity of drawing juxtaposes art and humor, irony and cruelty. Indeed, his often absurd, grotesque, sometimes irreverent subjects are drawn from the marvelous world of tales and legends, sometimes from memory and its effects of alteration.
It should be noted that Fabien Mérelle is marked by the notion of dream and nightmare, as evidenced by his researches featuring an individual dressed in pajama pants that seems devoured by his most intimate fears. The artist's drawings reflect a taste for the History of Art, some of them even recall the tradition of anatomical drawing.
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