ABOUT

Amaury Dubois (b. 1980, Lille) is a French contemporary artist whose practice explores color, movement and the relationship between abstraction and figuration. Drawing equally from art history and the visual culture of the street, he works across painting and large-scale site-specific projects.

At the center of his practice is Curvism, the distinctive visual language he has developed through flowing, interconnected curves. These forms allow Dubois to move freely between abstraction, Free Figuration and influences rooted in street art, transforming surfaces into dynamic compositions shaped by rhythm, depth and color.

His practice extends beyond the traditional canvas to architectural spaces and monumental murals. By adapting his visual language to each environment, Dubois explores the relationship between painting, space and architecture while maintaining the movement and chromatic intensity characteristic of his work.

His projects have been presented internationally across Europe, the United States, Brazil, Singapore, the Middle East and India. Whether working on canvas or at an architectural scale, Dubois continues to develop Curvism as an evolving language connecting color, movement and space.