Born in 1980, Amaury Dubois developed a taste for art in all its forms at a very early age. A true jack-of-all-trades: music, drawing, photography, painting, art allows him to express the constant flow of ideas that germinate in his mind. Passionate about the plant, animal, and marine worlds, the artist finds an inexhaustible source of inspiration in the curves, lights, and colors of nature.

A French painter, he enjoys painting life in motion. His works are instantly recognizable by the richness of the colors he uses, by his reinterpretation of the world around him, and by his curves, a true artistic signature that Amaury Dubois called "courbism." The artist cannot be pigeonholed into any one artistic movement; his diverse body of work cannot be pigeonholed.

The genesis of Amaury Dubois's art lies at the intersection of the street colors that inspired him on his skateboard and the pages of art history books that introduced him to the greatest artists. His curve creates a visible link between all the styles he explores, from figurative to abstract to street art, a way of connecting all his influences. His style gives him the freedom to travel through art history, from Hans Memling to Jonone.

Since his beginnings, he has never stopped exploring techniques, escaping boredom and creative comfort by multiplying universes and reinterpreting the world with its curves and lines in a poetic and unique way, with the result of sublimating reality or plunging us into the imagination of the abstract.