BJ Brisson was born in Paris. From a very young age, he aspired to an artist’s career. He studied at the Académie Frochot in Paris.
He took part in the famous exhibition “Synchronisme des formes” organised by Georges Geffroy and Jean-Pierre Hagnauer (Galerie Jean-Pierre Hagnauer, rue de Seine in Paris, 1968).
Working as a graphic designer in advertising, he founded his own graphic design studio.
At the end of the 1980s, he settled in Düsseldorf and divided his time between Paris and Germany, where he continued his work while developing his own visual language.
In the early 2000s, he discovered Japanese culture and art, and travelled repeatedly to that country with which he now maintains numerous exchanges.
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The result of many years of work on forms and colors, he has developed a personal style that lies between abstraction and figuration.
He has taken part in numerous exhibitions: COMPARAISONS at the Grand Palais, the Salon d’Automne and ArtCapital in Paris, at the Fondation Taylor, the Hermitage Museum in Viborg, the National Museum of Art Center in Tokyo, the Prince Albert I Foundation of Monaco in Singapore, as well as in various art fairs and galleries in France, Russia, Germany, and Switzerland.
His paintings are included in collections in France, Germany, the Netherlands, Russia, Portugal, Japan, and Singapore.
Winner of the Grand Prize “Joël Dabin” of the Fondation Taylor.
Painting Prize of the City of Étampes.
General Council Prize of Mennecy.
Member of BBK Bezirksverband e.V. Düsseldorf and BBK Kunstforum e.V. Düsseldorf.
Member of BBK Bonn, Rhein Sieg e.V.
Member of the Salon d'Automne Paris.
Member of the Taylor Foundation Paris.
Member of the Société des Beaux-Arts de Boulogne Billancourt.