Larry Horowitz
Pierre Marie BRISSON: THE POETRY OF SILENCE
For decades, Brisson's paintings have fused the refined sensibility of French art, echoing the great masters Degas, Matisse, and Monet. A nomad at heart, Brisson is a seeker of depth, poetry, and philosophy, attuned to ways of perceiving the world that unfold quietly and intuitively.
His early works are deeply influenced by archeology and the origins of art making. His body of work forms a bridge between hexis and ethos, matter and spirit, space and time, sustaining a subtle, continuous dialogue. Brisson lives like a poet of silence and of the elusive.
