Description
Two artists, two worlds, one shared passion: free expression. Two perspectives, a single creative breath. An exhibition where abstraction becomes a universal language, woven with exchange, emotion, and shared vision.
Didier Carcasson, Frédéric Senot de la Londe, and Dan. Three names, three journeys, but a single quest: that of true, raw emotion, conveyed through material, color, and form.
Didier Carcasson, born in Gassin in June 1977, has been passionate about drawing since childhood. Structured yet deeply creative, he finds in abstraction an infinite playground, perfect for expressing his spontaneity. Painting with acrylic on canvas, he composes unique, vibrant works where colors—chosen like one chooses a flavor, sweet or salty—clash and resonate. Each canvas becomes an explosion of life, an open window onto his inner world.
Frédéric Senot de la Londe, a visual artist born in Paris in 1950, is the son of the painter Roger Senot de la Londe. After training with Louis Berthome Saint-André, he opened his first studio in Argenteuil in 1980, before moving to Montmartre in 1992. A committed artist, he creates collage-paintings and sculptures marked by great sensitivity and a lucid perspective on the world. His works, such as his famous Bull—combining simplicity, power, and tenderness—reflect his frank and direct personality, while poetically evoking human emotions and the longing for a better world.
Dan, born in Aubagne and based in Cogolin, draws inspiration from the works of Karl Lagasse to explore abstract art. Through a visual language blending colors, lines, and text, he builds a free, intuitive, and emotional body of work. He experiments without established rules, letting spontaneity guide every movement: splashes, drips, layers... His painting becomes a dialogue between the present moment and memory, between the visible and the invisible. It invites the viewer on an inner journey to discover their own subconscious.
