Collection: Jean-Marie Gitard (Mr. Strange)

Jean-Marie Gitard (Mr. Strange)

Born in 1964 in Sète, Jean-Marie Gitard, known by the pseudonym Mr Strange, is a visual artist who has transformed his artistic career, moving from classical painting to digital art. Moving away from traditional norms, Mr Strange uses surrealism as a tool to explore and reflect on the world with a tone that oscillates between poetry, irony, and social criticism.

Style and subjects

Mr. Strange's style blends digital art, satire, and touches of surrealism. Through sophisticated photographic manipulation, the artist creates hybrid and polymorphic universes, playing with the absurd and subverting familiar imagery. His works seem to emerge from a parallel reality, where the ordinary is transformed into something grotesque, ironic, and poetic.

Each composition reflects the human condition, addressing universal themes such as birth, death, identity and the contradictions of modern society.

Mr. Strange's creations pique our curiosity because of their unique ability to combine critical reflection and entertainment. His satirical and surreal approach responds to the growing demand for provocative art that challenges the viewer to engage critically with the modern world.

The use of digital techniques allows Mr Strange to produce works of striking visual impact and exceptional aesthetic quality, making them highly attractive to collectors and art lovers looking for original and contemporary pieces.