PVettese - an artist between pop culture, brut art and abstract expressionism

Born in 1985 and established in Paris, Pvettese is a contemporary artist whose universe strengthens pop art, street art, abstraction and art brut with force and spontaneity. She draws her inspiration from masters such as Monet, Van Gogh, Joan Mitchell or Basquiat, while developing a resolutely personal, lively, free and deeply expressive aesthetic.

Her artistic practice is characterized by an instinctive mastery of mixed techniques: acrylic applied with a brush or fingers, aerosols, fatty pastels, markers and collages overlap to create multidimensional, vibrant and dynamic works, where the energy of the gesture is felt at each line.

Alongside his colorful and emotional abstract works, Pvettese develops abundant pop and urban production. She diverts popular and cult icons from contemporary culture - Snoopy, Pikachu, Mario, Mickey, Donald, Frida Kahlo, Audrey Hepburn or Van Gogh - to make them dialogue with elements of Street Art and Art Brut. These figures, both joyful, mythical or symbolic, become modern heroes of a playful, powerful and poetic imagination, always tinged with an expressive and instinctive technique.

In 2020, she received the public prize in the Printemps des Arts de Rosny-sous-Bois. It is also noted thanks to its striking urban frescoes, in particular the Spot 13 and the Frigos in the 13th arrondissement of Paris, as well as for its exhibitions at the Erbk gallery. His notoriety is amplified by visible collaborations on Youtube, especially with Squeezie and Joyca.

Recognized internationally, Pvettese exhibits in France, the Netherlands and the United States, and her artworks are collected worldwide: United States, Spain, Belgium, Switzerland, Germany, United Kingdom, China ...

A committed artist, she participates each year in charitable auctions, in particular with MAPE MA P’art, the NGO Humy or the association Give them wings-Nepal, in order to support the poorest and environmental causes. Some of his works are sold at Maison Drouot, a benchmark for the art market.

Pvettese embodies a generation of artists who refuse labels, evolving freely between iconic figuratives and emotional abstraction, between popular culture and poetic introspection.

Through her creations, she invites us to reflect on our relationship with the world, memory, joy and human resilience.