BERNARD QUENTIN SOLO SHOW AT LOFT GALLERY – BEINGS AND LETTERS

At 3bis rue des Beaux-Arts, you’ll find the evolution of Bernard Quentin’s works and paintings.

Having witnessed both horror and solidarity during the war, he then became involved in building a better world in the Saint-Germain-des-Prés district, an essential part of Parisian intellectual and cultural life in the 1950s.

A few years later, Bernard Quentin embarked on a journey around the world in search of the Universal. During this quest, he discovered the countless languages, cultures and religions that can both unite and divide human beings. From then on, his main objective became that of being a witness and guide to the union and cohesion that art can bring about.

Through his studies and questioning, Bernard Quentin explored writing and calligraphy.

As a pioneer of semiological art, he developed the universal language known as “Quentin BabelWeb”. His work was a precursor of contemporary design and Land Art.