Stéphane Gubert is one of those artists for whom creating is a vital act, an extension of his sensitivity, his emotions and his experiences. In each of his series of paintings, we find a singular identity marked by a color palette, a line, and popular codes. His style is inspired by the great masters who nourish and fascinate him and to whom he likes to refer and above all pay homage: Roy Lichtenstein, Hervé Télémaque, Erro, Jean Dubuffet, Valerio Adami... Each of his works thus addresses a theme, a daily life, a fragility, a deviance of our society or a current event that animates him, touches him and affects him. Modest and sensitive, he blurs the lines by offering several levels of reading of his work. At first glance, aesthetics dominate the work to better mask the message and meaning like a treasure hunt. Between painting, comics, graffiti, pop art, a style that ultimately cannot be categorized into boxes... its DNA is there: serious work that doesn't take itself seriously.
