"Two days in Paris" Drawing

Inspired by the hyperrealist movement, Jude Castel has developed a distinctive and complex use of the blue ballpoint pen, pushing the medium beyond its conventional limits. His work, deeply influenced by the painters of the 1960s, explores urban landscapes through both large- and small-scale drawings. Each piece captures the silent memory embedded in architecture — the traces of lives, stories, and time held within buildings. This narrative dimension is reinforced through carefully crafted titles, extending the image beyond its surface. Castel’s works are collected internationally and have been exhibited in galleries across Europe, establishing him as a respected figure in contemporary drawing.