Jean Marc Plassard

Jean-Marc has been classified as Modern Revolutionary whose artistic motivations are 'Desire, Love & Sensuality '. Initially his paintings in oils on canvas depicted sensual pleasures of the male physique. A provocative and sensitive view of the male form. Specifically, they are an oeuvre in a modern, figurative style, using light, color and contrast. His work lends itself to an original blend of traditional techniques and attention to shadow, form and detail whilst also applying a progressive use of depth These paintings evoke emotions of warmth, sensuality and passion.

Recently Jean-Marc has begun experimenting with photographic manipulation using CGI, inks and paints. He also has a vast knowledge of, and interest in, Maori, Polynesian and tribal imagery. His portfolio includes intricate paper and ink designs.

In 2000, Jean-Marc relocated to London and immediately secured an extended exhibition of his work in Soho. Following on from this success he has increased awareness of his work, via exhibitions and print coverage, throughout Europe and North America . He also collaborated in a major exhibition of Sensual Art held in Berlin during the summer of 2002.To date, his work has been featured in a variety of publications including: ' QX Magazine' (UK, 2000); 'Tom of Finland Foundation' (web site, 2001); 'Triangulre: Temporel' (France, 2002 and 2003); 'QW Magazine' (France, 2002); 'Mein Schwules Auge' (Germany, 2003).

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Publications

To date, his work has been featured in a variety of publications including: ' QX Magazine' (UK, 2000); 'Tom of Finland Foundation' (web site, 2001); 'Triangul'ère: Temporel' (France, 2002/3); 'QW Magazine' (France, 2002); 'Mein Schwules Auge' (Germany, 2003).

EXHIBITIONS

In June 2000, Jean-Marc began preparing for the first British showing of his work, immediately securing an exhibition in November of that year in Soho, London. Originally scheduled for an initial period of four weeks, the exhibition would eventually be extended to the end of January 2001 due to public demand and intense media interest.

Following on from this success he immediately began planning and preparation to further increase awareness of his work, via exhibitions and print coverage, throughout Europe and North America . He also collaborated in a major exhibition of Gay erotic art held in Berlin during the summer of 2002.