Paintings

Geneva Wall Mural – Work in Progress

In 2018, Jean was commissioned to paint a full-size mural on a wall in a bar in Geneva, Switzerland. The idea behind this intricate artwork is to recreate famous scenes with familiar faces, representing different facets of love. You can see more about this exciting project by clicking read more.

Critical thinking

Jean received another commission in 2018 to paint the portrait of a well-known politician in his home country of Lebanon. A progressive and analytical politician, always ready to make changes and offer support for different projects. Jean wanted to make sure he captured his essence in the portrait, so he worked using as a reference a photo he took of him while the politician was receiving various proposals from different people.

Because

Jean painted this very personal piece in 2017, as a reflection of the mask we wear at the beginning of any relationship, and the search for intimacy to be able to free ourselves from that mask and truly connect with the loved one.

Indulgence

This 2017 piece combines two of Jean's favorite things: strawberries and chocolate! She happily worked with a bunch of these treats until she was able to capture the exact moment she wanted to recreate as a painting.

 

Into the sea

Having lived by the sea for most of his life, the great power of the ocean and the mysteries of this force of nature have always been a source of inspiration. With this piece he wanted to depict the raw beauty of a wave in a storm, captivating and terrifying in equal measure in all its splendor. The beauty and strength of Mother Nature has inspired many of his works of art.

The Night is Ours

This piece is inspired by the crazy nights in Jean's adopted city. I wanted to capture the vibrant heart of Barcelona at night. Going out for a quick drink and coming home when the sun comes up, having made new friends from all corners of the world, and feeling like the king of the world. That moment when the rhythm of the music keeps resonating in your body, and there is no yesterday or tomorrow, only the here and now.

Feline Eye

It was inevitable that one of Jean’s paintings would feature a cat. He is a great cat lover and has spent most of his life with a feline friend in his home. He has always been fascinated by their independent spirit and the relationship they have with their “owners” – because, do cats really have an owner?

Ephemeral

Another of Jean's works that demonstrates his connection with nature through art. This time he wanted to represent the fragile and ephemeral essence of a childhood memory, blowing a dandelion, along with the vivid image of a beautiful butterfly that landed in front of him, flapping its delicate wings in the morning sun. A fleeting glimpse of nature's perfection.

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