JACQUES DESPRÉS
As was the family tradition, Jacques Desprès had to be a jeweler. It is therefore clandestinely that he integrates the Fine Arts in the early 1990s. Still clandestine, he leaves the bank of the recognized arts to embark on digital imagery, still in its infancy, to develop this personal universe saturated with meaning.
His “Book of Great Philosophical Opposites” written with Oscar Brenifier published by Nathan quickly became a bestseller translated into more than forty languages, adapted into an animated series for television.
