Joseph

Joseph

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Following his training in architecture and graphic arts, Joseph found his true passion in painting and design at the École des Beaux-Arts. As a Parisian-born artist, his work is a direct response to the radical political and social upheavals of the 1970s. Fascinated by symbols of global mass culture, Joseph incorporates them into his strongly-worded, statement-making artworks. His bold use of color and skilled technique make his pieces both elegant and powerful.

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  • Words Are Weapons - Black

    Words Are Weapons - Black

    Joseph
    81 x 69 cm | 32 x 27 in
  • Proof of Love

    Proof of Love

    Joseph
    80 x 100 cm | 31 x 39 in
  • Don't Forget That You Are Going to Die

    Don't Forget That You Are Going to Die

    Joseph
    160 x 130 cm | 63 x 51 in
  • You Must Beware of Artists - Black

    You Must Beware of Artists - Black

    Joseph
    122 x 102 cm | 48 x 40 in
  • Life Is a Show Only Love Is Real

    Life Is a Show Only Love Is Real

    Joseph
    146 x 114 cm | 57 x 45 in
  • Don't Dream Your Life But Live Your Dreams

    Don't Dream Your Life But Live Your Dreams

    Joseph
    114 x 146 cm | 45 x 57 in
  • Blah Blah Blah

    Blah Blah Blah

    Joseph
    80 x 100 cm | 31 x 39 in
  • I Would Like Us to Talk A Little More about Me

    I Would Like Us to Talk A Little More about Me

    Joseph
    60 x 60 cm | 24 x 24 in
  • I Don't Burn the Flag

    I Don't Burn the Flag

    Joseph
    162 x 130 cm | 64 x 51 in
  • What Happens After Art

    What Happens After Art

    Joseph
    100 x 100 cm | 39 x 39 in
  • Good Business - Inox Gold

    Good Business - Inox Gold

    Joseph
    80 x 85 cm | 31 x 33 in
  • I Disapprove of What You Say...

    I Disapprove of What You Say...

    Joseph
    80 x 60 cm | 31 x 24 in

About Joseph

Parisian-born Joseph received training in architecture at EDPI, and graphic arts at Sornas before finally finding his way to the prestigious École des Beaux-Arts to study painting and design. His work presents a direct response to radical political and social upheavals that took places in the 1970s. Joseph is fascinated by symbols of global mass culture, interacting with them in his strongly worded, statement-making artworks.

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