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Pascal Chove is a contemporary French artist born in 1960. “... At the beginning of his career, he worked mainly with wood panels, because he did not like canvas, the artist considered it too soft and unsuitable material because of the possibility of accidentally scratching or staining the picture, the artist always wanted to break away fromtraditional canvas and replace it with a more predictable drawing surface. Nowadays he has found his true style: Pascal Chove prefers to create his paintings as if he were building a building. For example, one of his most important techniques is to make the center of the painting very detailed, crisp, almost hyper-realistic, but the farther you move from the center, the more blurry things become in Pascal's painting. Admiring his wonderful painting for the first time, the strict clarity with which he expresses what he means is immediately striking. The viewer should get the impression, looking at some element of the fresco, that it was carved from a dest
