EXPOSITION - LE NÉOSURREALISME DE SERGEÏ POLJINSKY

Sergei Poljinsky, a French painter and film-maker born in Nice in 1952, plunges his viewers into dreamlike worlds where the soul and the unconscious meet. Of Russian origin, he saw the world of images open up to him, but it was his pivotal encounter with Salvador Dalí that would shape his career as an artist: selected as one of the few privileged pupils to be trained by the surrealist master himself, he developed an artistic approach rooted in tradition while constantly exploring.

A style somewhere between mysticism and surrealism.
Through his art, Poljinsky opens "inner windows" inviting us to come face-to-face with ourselves. His distinctive style, a blend of neosurrealism and dreamlike abstraction, creates emotionally powerful works in which the individual unconscious mingles with the collective unconscious. The canvases become playgrounds where transparent faces and gazes emerge, symbols of human complexity and depth.

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