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Benoit Genest Rouillier

This artist is exhibited in theGalerie L'Harmattan

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Les Vautours de l’Acrylique

Acrylic

40 in x 32 in | 102 cm x 81 cm

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Décollage des syllabes

Acrylic

48 in x 36 in | 122 cm x 91 cm

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Attrait touristique

Acrylic

48 in x 36 in | 122 cm x 91 cm

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Pile ou Face

Acrylic

40 in x 30 in | 102 cm x 76 cm

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Le vent étrange

Acrylic

48 in x 36 in | 122 cm x 91 cm

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Ange d’aluminium

Acrylic

36 in x 24 in | 91 cm x 61 cm

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Une gueule éteinte

Acrylic

48 in x 36 in | 122 cm x 91 cm

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Éternel

Acrylic

30 in x 24 in | 76 cm x 61 cm

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Attends

Acrylic

16 in x 12 in | 41 cm x 30 cm

Mario

Acrylic

16 in x 12 in | 41 cm x 30 cm

Les prières

Acrylic

16 in x 12 in | 41 cm x 30 cm

Bisque de plâtre

Acrylic

40 in x 30 in | 102 cm x 76 cm

Mao

Acrylic

48 in x 36 in | 122 cm x 91 cm

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Acrylic

48 in x 36 in | 122 cm x 91 cm

Rivière sur la langue

Acrylic

28 in x 22 in | 71 cm x 56 cm

Miroir

Acrylic

18 in x 12 in | 46 cm x 30 cm

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La couronne invertébrées

Acrylic

30 in x 20 in | 76 cm x 51 cm

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Les pierres roses

Acrylic

40 in x 30 in | 102 cm x 76 cm

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Hyde

Acrylic

48 in x 36 in | 122 cm x 91 cm

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Jean-Robert

Acrylic

40 in x 32 in | 102 cm x 81 cm

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Benoit Genest Rouillier

My painting practice began over 25 years ago from an intrinsic need to release a rebellious and undisciplined emotional charge. My approach questions society through powerful imagery and the turbulence of human beings torn between moments of struggle and peace.

In my work, I give a predominant place to the accident of gesture and to my critical judgment, which constantly unsettles the balance of elements and the harmony of colors.

Each canvas is eclectic and directly connected to my impulses; in essence, I become one with it, giving the inanimate a form of embodied life. I physically sculpt and shape color and pictorial material.

Through the formal expression of my painting—sometimes figurative, sometimes abstract—I seek to convey to the viewer the ambiguity and tension of what I call “my inner chaos.”