Collection: TRICHET Jacques (Major exhibition 2026)

Jacques Trichet develops a body of work where the landscape becomes a space of memory, transformation, and contemplation. Inspired by nature, he does not seek to faithfully reproduce its forms, but to reveal its essence, its invisible forces, and the traces left by time.

His painting, created primarily in oil, evolves at the frontier of figuration and abstraction, in a free style where light, texture, and gesture take on an essential role. Nourished by philosophical reflection and a profound inner quest, his work invites the viewer to look beyond the visible to reach a more universal and sensory experience.

The influence of great masters such as Turner, Zao Wou-Ki, or Rothko is found less in direct quotation than in a shared search for space, vibration, and silence. Each canvas leaves the spectator the freedom to build their own emotional journey.

Present in numerous exhibitions both in France and internationally, particularly in Europe and China, Jacques Trichet stands out as a singular voice in contemporary painting, where poetry, spirituality, and pictorial power engage in dialogue with rare intensity.