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Born in Saint-Dié in 1962 and trained at the Beaux-Arts schools of Épinal and Versailles and then Paris, where he attended the studios of Iscan, Olivier Debré and Vélickovic, Étienne Gros paints fragmentary anatomies - torsos, flanks, pelvises - as if caught mid-battle. His marouflage technique, in which a thick sheet of paper reacts chemically on contact with acrylic paint, gives the material a life of its own. Winner of the Grand Prix Azart at the Salon Mac in 2006, he presents his world at Galerie Le Cube Vernet, in Avignon.

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Fumée 24 b 20 by Etienne Gros

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Fumée bleue 14 by Etienne Gros

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Fumée 24 b 22 by Etienne Gros

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Etienne Gros was born in Saint-Dié in 1962, and now lives and works in the Paris region.
From 1981 to 1986, he studied at various art schools: Beaux-Arts d'Epinal, Beaux-Arts de Versailles. He graduated from the Ecole des Beaux-Arts in Paris, where he studied with Iscan, Olivier Debré and Vélicovic.
Etienne Gros paints fragmentary anatomies, truncated bodies seemingly disassociated from the physical whole and physiognomy. But his torsos, flanks, pelvises and knees appear as if caught in the middle of a battle, releasing mysterious forces.
A manipulator of materials, the artist uses the marouflage technique, applying a thick sheet of paper to each canvas, which lives and moves chemically on contact with the acrylic paint.