THURSDAY 22 JUNE 2023

COCKTAIL PARTY
FROM 6 PM

Presenting works by

JULIEN MARINETTI
EPSYLON POINT
MAX STEVEN GROSSMAN

BEL-AIR FINE ART GENEVA
Rue de la Corraterie 7, 1204 Geneva

JULIEN MARINETTI

CONTEMPORARY SCULPTURE

Julien Marinetti (born 1967) is a French painter, sculptor and visual artist. He is the creator of "Doggy John" series of sculptures. Julien Marinetti is known for his syncretic approach that treats the bronze object as a three-dimensional painting, expressing a figurative art. Drawn then sculpted in clay each model, he uses bronze as his primary material. 

Julien Marinetti, Doggy John - 37 x 45 x 24 - bronze sculpture - one of a kind original artwork

Julien Marinetti, Panda petit - 40 x 30 x 35 - bronze sculpture - one of a kind original artwork

EPSYLON POINT

"LE PIONNIER DU STREET ART !"
CONTEMPORARY PAINTING

Epsylon Point is a French artist born in 1950. When he discovered spray paint, it led him to painting. In 1979, he covered Montpelier with enigmatic sentences like his famous ones "Well yes!". Stencil became part of his works in the form of torn posters, maps and walls. He has a passion for anarchism, Epsylon Point refuses to be part of a category, a norm or an era. He injects connotations or societal and sexual questions. 

Epsylon Point, Les joueurs de cartes, 2021 - 70 x 100 - spraypaint and stencil on canvas - one of a kind original artwork

Epsylon Point, Rien à voir, 2022 - 200 x 300 - spraypaint and stencil on canvas - one of a kind original artwork

MAX STEVEN GROSSMAN

CONTEMPORARY PHOTOGRAPHY

Meet the « Bookscapes » series by Colombian photographer Max Steven Grossman. The emergence of virtual, digital worlds has affected almost every aspect of contemporary life. These « Bookscapes » question these transformations. Printed large enough to pass as an actual library, these images point to the gradual loss of paper books. Grossman turns these libraries into commodities of the art world, that can be purchased according to themes: art, film, music, fashion… Grossman photographs some of the books in bookstores he visits. He builds his own collections with photos that come from different places. 

Max Steven Grossman, Art SQ MG, 2021 - 127 x 140 - photography - original ed. of 5 ex + 2AP

Max Steven Grossman, Raff VW3, 2018 - 190 x 99 - photography - original ed. of 5 ex + 2AP