His early paintings were modest attempts, but through careful observation and persistent practice, he taught himself to faithfully reproduce what he saw. This led him to explore the demanding style of hyperrealism.

 

Drawn to the beauty of nature, Jean-Marc always favored landscapes. In 1999, he first experimented with a palette knife to add texture to floral elements. He was immediately captivated by the expressive quality of the technique. Since then, he has painted exclusively with palette knives, depicting nature in bold, vibrant colors.

 

He is especially inspired by the landscapes of southern France, where intense sunlight and striking contrasts bring scenes to life. Occasionally, he also explores portraits and human figures.

 

Jean-Marc seeks to capture the warmth and essence of summer. Each of his paintings is an invitation to wander through a sunlit path, pause to admire the scenery, breathe in the scent of flowers, and savor a fleeting moment.

 

His artworks have enjoyed great success worldwide. Many of his paintings have been reproduced and distributed in various forms: cross-stitch kits, greeting cards, calendars, puzzles, posters, stationery, clothing, and more. His image licenses are managed by MGL Licensing in London.

 

Some notable product collaborations include:

 

Wallpapers and posters sold by Walmart (USA) and Posterlounge (Europe), and more.

 

Puzzles produced by Holdson, Clementoni, Grow, among others.

 He has also contributed several four-page articles to special issues of a French art magazine.

 

His works can be found in private collections across Belgium, Canada, Czech Republic, Denmark, France, Germany, Greece, Italy, Japan, Mexico, Morocco, Russia, Romania, Slovakia, Spain, Ukraine, the United Kingdom, the United States, and South Africa.