SPYK

SPYK revives its idyll for photorealism, plunging into the meticulous exploration of light, whether natural or artificially shaped. The fruit of his creative wanderings through the avant-garde architectural projects of modernism in the 1940s and 1950s, in the heart of Palm Springs, California.

At the heart of this exhibition is a series of canvases, meticulously executed with spray paint. This application technique enables the artist to capture the luminosity and precision of a photograph in his work. SPYK’s creations are distinguished by their obsessive attention to detail and bold palette, skilfully playing on striking contrasts.


In this exhibition, the artist immerses himself body and soul in the study of light. Canvases of Palm Springs cityscapes and buildings are as much tributes to the splendor of California sunlight as they are testimonies to the enchanting atmosphere that inhabits cities after dark.

SPYK also explores the architectural beginnings of modernism in Palm Springs. These buildings, designed by architectural masters such as Richard Neutra and John Lautner, are distinguished by their sober lines and impeccable geometric shapes. SPYK appropriates these iconic buildings, drawing inspiration from them to create works of singular beauty and architectural uniqueness.

In short, this exhibition is an invitation to enter the captivating artistic universe of SPYK, a talent that probes light, architecture and modernity, immortalizing them in breathtaking photorealistic works fashioned by the magic of the spray can.