Mofu Banal Painter

MoFu, a self-taught painter based in the South of France, primarily uses acrylic on canvas or paper, combining it with mixed media techniques. He creates large-format composite works, often diptychs or triptychs, with a style characterized by striking contrasts and modular compositions reminiscent of black and white photography.
Through his works, he pays homage to femininity, capturing the magical moment of a glance to instill emotion, mystery, and admiration in the observer.
MoFu loves women, he paints their delicate features and, through plays of shadow and light, restores their beauty, their sensitivity, their grace, their finesse, their share of mystery.
He is fascinated by lines, curves, colors, nuances, drawing, painting, texture, matter.