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Born in Paris in 1967 …
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Born in Paris in 1967 and an alumnus of the École Estienne, Jérôme Thẩm Võ Mỹ explores the infinite tension between geometric forms and chromatic vibrations. Drawing inspiration from masters like Frank Stella and Gerhard Richter, his work merges graphic rigor with digital experimentation to create a sensory universe where color appears in perpetual motion.
His practice, situated at the intersection of digital precision and material texture, unfolds through complex polychromatic compositions and deep monochromes. Using a language of lines, curves, and typography, he creates "pulsating" works that blur the boundaries between the visible and the invisible. Between optical art and color architecture, Jérôme Thẩm Võ Mỹ’s work invites viewers into a hyper-saturated puzzle where paint transcends its traditional limits to become a sculptural presence.
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