Abstraction
Category
PaintingTechnique
Oil on canvasPeriod
End of the 20th centuryDimensions
60 cm x 73 cm
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Artwork information
Category
PaintingTechnique
Oil on canvasPeriod
End of the 20th centuryDimensions
60 cm x 73 cmDimensions with frame65 cm x 78 cm
Signature
Signed lower rightState of conservation
Very goodFraming
YesLocation
Toulouse, FranceDescription
In this pared-down piece, Claude Jebeli explores the fragile tension that inhabits matter. A nearly immaculate surface, suspended in silence, is brutally interrupted by a dark, uneven line—a scar tearing through space.
The artist turns imperfection into a language. Fractures, abrasions, subtle elevations in the paint—each alteration becomes a living trace, a memory engraved on the canvas. The work speaks of time leaving its mark, of wear shaping the surface, of a force that endures beneath it all.
Balancing between abstraction and Art Informel, Jebeli sculpts emptiness and fracture, searching for a fragile equilibrium between minimalist rigor and the raw emotional weight of matter.
The artist
Bio
Claude Jebeili is a French contemporary artist whose work lies between abstraction and Art Informel. His minimalist paintings explore the fragility of matter: light surfaces disrupted by irregular dark lines, traces and scars that seem to tell a story of time and wear.
His approach focuses on the essential, where every mark on the canvas becomes a sign, a memory, a delicate balance. Featured in several private collections and exhibitions in France and abroad, Claude Jebeili stands out as a singular voice in contemporary minimalism.
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