Bamboo Strié dans les Venelles Tokyoites

Marc Brousse is a French draftsman born in 1984 who lives and works in Brussels, Belgium. Cradled by the world of the arts and the world of architecture, Marc grew up participating in artistic workshops. His life, made up of travels and moves, contributed to increasing his sensitivity for the cultures of the different civilizations he was able to visit. This attraction for construction will lead him into a career as an architect where he will never cease to flourish. Perspective and geometry characterize his pictorial and sculptural work, a style directly related to his expertise in architecture. The drawing, first useful for his profession, becomes in a second time, a means of expression and creativity to finally lead to a desire for modelling. By discovering the melancholic visions of Rome by Piranese, the work on the principles of perception of the spatial norm by Escher or even the obscure cities by Schuiten, the artist understands that architecture is also a form of expression that can be register in an artistic movement. A style he embraces without waiting…