Danseuses (22×17 carborundum etching on handmade paper)

Pierre-Marie Brisson, born in 1955 in Orleans, France, is a contemporary artist and printmaker renowned for his iconographic artwork. He developed an interest in painting at the age of 14, which laid the foundation for his artistic journey. Brisson’s style is defined by the use of symbolic imagery, merging traditional iconography with modern aesthetics. Currently based in the South of France, Brisson works from his studio, where he continues to explore and evolve his distinctive approach to visual storytelling. His art often incorporates symbolic figures, motifs, and patterns, drawing inspiration from both classical art and contemporary ideas. Though not widely known in mainstream circles, Brisson’s work is highly regarded within art communities that appreciate the fusion of past and present, creating a meaningful conversation between historical and modern elements.