Guillaume Byl

My interest in painting goes back to my childhood when I watched my grandmother painting in her studio. Very quickly, I received an easel and my first paintings. This is how I was able to try to practice painting more seriously and evolve self-taught in this discipline.

Very early, I showed my interest for the hidden side of people and things, for the mystery that I detected there. That's how I could give free rein to my imagination.
Gradually, I joined what I felt to my painting. Naturally, I then wanted to translate various human feelings. The portrait appeared in my painting for many years. In addition to developing my sensitivity, it opened the way to innumerable emotions.

Then, my way of painting has made my work evolve towards more and more suggestive representations. The figurative form gradually melted into abstraction to become totally abstract today.