Jérôme Boutterin

Since the mid-1990s, the French artist Jérôme Boutterin has been constructing an impressive work, mainly abstract, remarkable for the dynamism of its interplay of lines, its multiple perspectives and its chromatic exuberance. In different formats, he creates images in a particular formal language. His works are presented in France, but also in Germany, China, South Korea and the United States. He often exhibits in partnership with the Marc Minjauw gallery in Brussels.

This book gives an overview of his work from 1999 to the present day. Organized by theme and interspersed with gallery and workshop views, the series benefit from a fresh and contemporary design.

Avec des textes du critique d'art Jason Stopa, de la paysagiste et auteure Catherine Mosbach et du commissaire d'exposition Antoine Duchenet.