Pierre Marie Brisson (b. 1955, Orléans, France)
Contemporary French painter and collagist known for his poetic abstraction and layered surfaces. Influenced by antiquity, archaeology, and the history of art.
Brisson creates works that explore the dialogue between material, memory, and imagination.
Education
Self-taught artist, developed career outside traditional art schools.
Selected Exhibitions
· Galerie Pierre-Alain Challier, Paris, France· Opera Gallery, Geneva, Switzerland· Opera Gallery, Singapore· Opera Gallery, London, UK· Opera Gallery, Hong Kong· Opera Gallery, New York, USA
Collections
Brisson's works are held in numerous private and public collections worldwide, including museums and foundations in Europe, Asia, and North America.
Style and Themes
Brisson’s work often evokes archaeological remnants, fragmented figures, and ancient motifs. He employs collage, scraping, and layering to create textured surfaces that suggest the passage of time.