This March is the month of drawing and therefore of paper!
And it was on April 3, 1923, that Arthur Aeschbacher was born in Switzerland. A unique opportunity to pay tribute to this unclassifiable poetic creator, who lived in poetry and lightness. He handled letters formally through his work as a creative poster artist and played with them to form poems in his own image. Colors, thickness, and shifts create unique compositions, using materials sourced from the street, and transport us into a dancing, joyful, and delightful universe.
He presented his first exhibition in 1952 under the patronage of André Breton, and Jacques Prévert wrote the preface to the catalogue of his second exhibition.
From March 21 to April 15, 2023!
