See true, see early.
Emerging artists, chosen one by one, shown sparingly and shown rightly. For those who want to see an artist before they become obvious, not follow them once they are. Far from the noise.
A deliberately restricted selection.
Not what is trendy. Artists who build a vision with rigor, continuity, and sincerity. Each artist is presented with context, attention, and clarity.
HQ
HQ works with accumulation. His canvases are saturated surfaces: intertwining lines of India ink, overlapping forms, and colors that clash without neutralizing one another. It is urban art that has moved from the wall to the canvas, yet has retained the immediacy of the gesture.
LBP
LBP's work uses intuitive and primary expressions to create paintings that resist a single reading. Bright colors contrast with elemental forms. The intention: to make visible the raw nature of beings.
I do not sell art. I create the conditions for an encounter to take place
Everything starts with a simple observation: beautiful artworks circulate far from the spotlight, created by artists that the mainstream circuit has not yet crossed paths with. I go out and find them there, and I choose them out of conviction, never by calculation. I have no ambition in guessing what will trend next . What I look for is simpler and more demanding at the same time: artworks where two opposing emotions hold together without cancelling each other out. That is often where something true appears.
Three ways into Avanvue
From free discovery to meeting the artists. Each tier offers a different level of closeness to the art and the artist.
The Letter
Every two weeks, I write a letter about the art I actually look at. Not the one we are necessarily told to like. Just a slower, more personal, and freer way of looking at contemporary art. Three appointments. The Selection: I present an artist. Everyday Uncommon: my eye, the exhibitions I see, and what I find in them. Behind the Scenes: I talk about Avanvue, its projects, its choices, its philosophy.