Arnaud Broutin

Arnaud Broutin is a self-taught painter whose work oscillates between gestural abstraction and free figuration. He primarily explores Indian ink and acrylic paint on paper and canvas, in an intuitive and spontaneous approach where gesture takes precedence over form.
His world is pervaded by a tension between balance and impulse, between sensitive interiority and raw outpouring. Inspired by Jackson Pollock, Jean-Michel Basquiat and Georges Mathieu, he develops an instinctive, rhythmic, almost musical painting style, which allows a part of the unconscious to emerge.
Each work becomes an emotional trace, a field of experimentation where energy, silence, and inner movement meet. The fire of gesture runs through his compositions, free and untamed like the flight of an eagle, in a territory without markers. Arnaud Broutin does not seek to represent: he allows the invisible to manifest itself.