Gil Bruvel, 1959 | Visionary painter / sculptor

Gil Bruvel is a visionary artist, capable of translating complex ideas and fleeting impressions into stunning works of art.

His curiosity about the human condition and the workings of the human mind is honed through daily meditative practice.

His art emerges from a deep contemplation of images, emotions, and sensations, which he refines continually before he casts them into material form.

We try and fail until we get it right. Failure is essential in crystalizing and improving on our initial ideas.

There is a great complexity to us and to all that surrounds us, which is not accessible unless we are willing to move beyond physicality and into the deeper layers of our consciousness.

Therein lies an experience that is to be felt, rather than described or rationalized.

Bruvel’s challenge as an artist is to give it a non-verbal expression through the use of form, patterns, and color.

Bruvel’s early work is marked by a desire to escape, rather than penetrate, reality at a deeper level.

He was influenced by the surrealists such as Salvador Dali, Max Ernst, and Georgio de Chirico. His art was an exercise in imagination through the painting of alternate realities.

 

Gil Bruvel has been exhibiting his work since 1974 in various places around the world and including: France, Monaco, England, Denmark, The Netherlands, Hungary, Japan, Singapore, New York, Florida, Colorado, New Mexico, Arizona, California and Hawaii.

His work has received many awards and his collectors span the globe.