Eric Chomis

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About the artwork

Eric Chomis' "The Funfair Embraced by a Blazing Sky" bursts with a vibrant, childlike joy. A whimsical landscape unfolds, populated by colorful figures, whimsical buildings, and a central Ferris wheel. The artist's use of bold, saturated colors and simplified forms creates a dreamlike atmosphere, reminiscent of a child's imaginative world. The blazing red sky, punctuated by a radiant sun and scattered dots, adds a dramatic, almost surreal element. The scene is alive with movement, as figures traverse the green landscape, suggesting a bustling community enjoying the funfair. Chomis' unique style, characterized by its playful energy and vibrant palette, transforms a simple scene into a celebration of life and imagination. The artwork invites viewers to rediscover the wonder and joy of childhood, where anything is possible within the realm of imagination.

About the artist

Eric Chomis was born in Lyon (France) in 1965 where he now lives and works. He studied History of Art at Lyon University and at the School of Fine Art known as the "Beaux Arts," but before long he returned to his own diagrammatic approach of conceiving art which he discovered when he was sixteen. He considers himself a self-taught artist. Although his painting has been influenced by the Paris School of Thought, it isn't easy to label as his approach is often closer to that of the Singular Art Movement. He was discovered in 1991 and his work has been regularly exhibited throughout France and Europe: Paris, Amsterdam, Belgium and Switzerland. The painting of Eric Chomis features as a real landmark of an imaginary adventure. Each painting tolls a departure. An invitation to journey back over our own path: that of childhood and its landscapes. The artist discretely suggests we seize the link between the past and the present, reality and experience, consciousness and the unconsciousness, lightness and depth.