Abraham Aronovitch | Artist Studio Le Marais Paris
The studio of Abraham Aronovitch, located in the heart of the Marais, serves as the anchor for a pictorial practice defined as oneiro-existential. It is within this metaphysical laboratory that the artist explores the "ontological crack" of the contemporary subject through his emblematic series Behind the Obvious. Between formal asceticism and the deployment of Chromatic Blue, each work created within these walls interrogates the transition from the social mask to the truth of the face-to-face encounter, embedding the studio in a rigorous research of Neofigurative Existentialism.
Practical Information & Studio Visits
The studio visit is conceived as an extension of the work: an open proposition where the beholder is invited to bridge the gap of painted solitude through their own act of presence. Welcoming institutions, curators, and collectors allows for a direct engagement with the materiality of the acrylic flat tints and the geometry of thresholds that structure his canvases. It is a privileged moment of critical dialogue to grasp the genesis of Aronovitch’s universal archetypes, between the silence of the flesh and immersion into his mental landscapes.
Available Works and Acquisitions
The acquisition of a work by Abraham Aronovitch marks the entry into a universe of oneiro-existential research. Integrating a piece from the Behind the Obvious corpus into a collection means acquiring a "rhetorical device" that questions the tension between the projected image and lived identity. Acquisitions are made by appointment at the studio or through partner institutions, ensuring a comprehensive curatorial follow-up (certificates of authenticity, series history, and technical documentation on Chromatic Blue). The work is not a conclusion, but an investment in an enduring dialogue between the individual and the painted matter.
Location and Access in Le Marais
Ideally located in the 3rd arrondissement of Paris, the studio is part of the institutional ecosystem of Le Marais. In close proximity to the Musée Picasso—with which the artist maintains a critical dialogue—and major contemporary art centers, this creative space perpetuates the tradition of Parisian artist studios while remaining focused on the stakes of international figuration.
Reception hours
Tuesday – Friday: 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM
Saturday and Sunday: By appointment
Monday: Closed
This page is intended for professional visitors and individuals accessing the studio via Google Maps. For the online gallery and latest exhibition news: abrahamaronovitch.com
