Norman cliffs Painting

His painting is a colorful vision of the world around him. Color and light are an important part of the identity of his painting., In a permanent search for synthetic and colored construction, a desire to transmit emotions. His path tends to go towards the simplification of forms, towards the limits of abstraction, in a harmony of almost Fauvist inspiration. He favors oil over large formats without abandoning watercolor, which he uses for very spontaneous small formats. He also likes scenes of urban life, always colorful, evocative of a fleeting moment. In constant research, his painting is not frozen. Harmony is a constant basis of work. What is important is not the subject but the emotion conveyed by the artist.