Nicolas Dubreuille

Born in 1976, Nicolas Dubreuille is a French artist who uses sculpture, painting, drawing and photography to explore form and color. After studying visual communications in Bordeaux, he gradually devoted himself to art, spending more and more time drawing. During a trip to New Caledonia, where he spent several months, he discovered the art of working with clay. Returning to Europe in 2002, he settled in Milan, where he devoted himself fully to ceramics and organized his first exhibition at the Frida Cultural Space. He also devotes himself to sculpture and drawing. His work is influenced by contemporary artists such as Chillida, Hiquily, Kandinsky and Jenkins, and is part of artistic currents such as Minimalism, Pop art and Figuration Libre. Since 2010, various institutions have acquired, exhibited and/or commissioned works by Nicolas Dubreuille, including the Banque de France, Vinci and Mafelec, as well as the Gautier & Co collection and the Villa Datris Foundation for contemporary sculpture.