Yann Deschepper

What started as a way to calm the mind grew into a fascination. Seven years ago, Yann started cutting and pasting collages—not as an art project, but as a mental exercise, something to help him tune out the noise of the day. Abstract paintings soon followed, then detailed ink drawings, and finally the work he creates today: paintings of abandoned buildings and half-submerged structures, rendered in fresh colors and a minimalist, almost silent style.

Those half-submerged buildings are more than just an aesthetic choice. They are a whisper to the future—a world where the water is rising and architecture is slowly disappearing. Not an alarming statement, but a quiet question. Painted in fresh hues, almost serene, as if nature is calmly going about its business. The unease lies not in the color, but in what you recognize.