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Exhibition "Daniel Brush, the art of line and light"

Photo : Photo : Benjamin Chelly © L'École des Arts Joailliers

Oct 1–4Free

Exhibition "Daniel Brush, the art of line and light"

Forget standard jewelry displays and immerse yourself in this mesmerizing exhibition where craftsmanship meets pure sculptural abstraction. This visionary artist turns light and precious metals into a delicate dialogue that challenges everything you thought you knew about fine art.

L’École des Arts Joailliers (Paris 9th)

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About

This monograph presents the work of this modern artist, sculptor, draughtsman, philosopher, as well as goldsmith and jeweler.

A self-taught artist, Daniel Brush embodies a visionary approach, free from artistic boundaries, driven by his work on light, materials, and lines.

The exhibition, conceived by his wife and collaborator Olivia Brush, and jewelry historian Vivienne Becker, bears witness to Daniel Brush's ability to transcend the boundaries between art and jewelry.

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