Ph. V.

Depth of color, texture, a return to essence and what is essential…Grégoire creates pictorial spaces where it is good to lose oneself, to find oneself again, to connect with the breath of life…

JD

I am placed in experiences—sensations that are indeed difficult to describe, quite varied, and beyond relationships of form, contrast, volume, depth, etc. It is a call, a "disturbing" unease, or a refusal—a resistance—that is manifested. Something that freezes my gaze or repels it, diverts it? Thus affected, I do not analyze; I feel without consciously consenting…

Françoise O.
A touch of Mondrian, a touch of Rothko? No, just Grégoire; I like reds with a hint of orange. Well done, Grégoire!

Emmanuelle B.

Rhythmic compositions, bold colours and architectural rigor.