Arnaud Quercy participates in the 17th edition of the Marché de l'Art in Saint-Germain-en-Laye, a celebrated open-air contemporary art fair gathering over 100 French artists. Presenting works from his Synesthetic Explorations series and recent sculptural pieces, Quercy merges chromesthetic painting with recycled material sculpture in a daylong celebration of contemporary art.
Arnaud Quercy participates in La Nuit des Artistes 2025, an open-air contemporary art exhibition in Saint-Germain-en-Laye gathering nearly 80 artists. Presenting works from his Synesthetic Explorations and Urban Fragments series, Quercy merges chromesthetic painting, musical structure, and reclaimed materials in a community-focused event supporting Women Safe & Children Yvelines.
For the 2025 edition of the Seine-Port Contemporary Art Market, Arnaud Quercy presents synesthetic paintings, abstract sculptures, and paper-based compositions exploring the resonance between sound and form. Set in the leafy village square, this spring event offers vibrant creative exchange in an accessible atmosphere.
Photographer Enora Jourdin documented an intimate afternoon in Arnaud Quercy's Paris studio on February 18, 2025. The photographic series captures the authentic rhythms of artistic creation—from material preparation to dynamic painting sessions—revealing the daily discipline and passionate engagement that defines contemporary practice.
A year-long online presentation gathering twelve signature works by Arnaud Quercy: six chromatic canvases from the Synesthetic Explorations series translating musical keys into color, and six sculptures ranging from patinated ceramic to stainless steel. Painting, ceramic, and metal converge in a sustained meditation on the relationship between sound, form, and narrative.
Arnaud Quercy presented synesthetic paintings and sculptural works at MÉTAMORPHOSE 2024–2025 in the Halle des Blancs Manteaux, Paris. His contributions explored the translation of sound into color and the transformation of reclaimed materials into contemplative objects, embodying the exhibition's ethos of artistic alchemy.
Arnaud Quercy presented *The Owl – Archimedes* at Magie et Sortilèges in Paris's Butte aux Cailles quarter. This cubist ceramic sculpture with bronze patina transforms the owl—symbol of wisdom and vigilance—into an abstract totem of smooth planes and watchful voids.
A recurring weekly presence at Paris's historic open-air art market in Montparnasse, where Arnaud Quercy presents original works from his Synesthetic Explorations, paper-based series, and steel sculptures. The booth functions as a living studio, offering collectors direct access to both artwork and artist in the tradition of "prix direct atelier."
The world premiere of Ephemera Arts, a collaboration between Arnaud Quercy and Frank von Häfen, merging immersive painting, 3D visual environments, and live music. Five animated universes transform abstract canvases into living experiences choreographed with piano and flute performances featuring Bach, Elgar, Boulanger, and original compositions.
A weekend exhibition at Paris's Atelier d'Arts de la Butte aux Cailles exploring the legacy of Henri Rousseau's naive naturalism. Arnaud Quercy presented *The Cat of Istanbul – Variations 2*, a ceramic sculpture that transforms the feline form into totemic geometry, meditating on urban wildlife and cultural memory.
Arnaud Quercy's *Whispers of Solitude* was featured in Abstract Art 2023 at Las Laguna Art Gallery, Laguna Beach. Rendered in oil pastels, the work transforms quiet contemplation into visual poetry through soft abstraction and chromatic subtlety, offering viewers a meditative encounter with solitude as presence rather than absence.
A group exhibition exploring identity and perception through contemporary portraiture. Arnaud Quercy's watercolor *A Woman – Variation 1* anchors this meditation on the constructed nature of the human image, presenting identity as layered, partial, and perpetually unfolding through abstraction.
A multidisciplinary performance merging fifteen digital artworks by Arnaud Quercy with live classical music performed by Marion Hedin (cello) and David Erhard (piano). Produced in collaboration with IESA arts & culture students, the evening transformed L'Auguste Théâtre into an immersive experience where 3D animation and classical repertoire engaged in intimate dialogue.
An open-air exhibition on Spain's Mediterranean coast where Arnaud Quercy created ephemeral sand bas-reliefs honoring jazz legends Thelonious Monk and Charlie Parker alongside poetic figures of travel. Each sculpture, shaped by hand at monumental scale and erased by tide, celebrated impermanence as both medium and meaning.
A curated exhibition at Dab Art Co. honoring waitlisted artists whose work deserved broader recognition. Featuring Arnaud Quercy's *Free Will* from his Research on Tensions series, the show explored philosophical depth through diverse media, offering a space for thoughtful engagement and overdue discovery in downtown Los Angeles.
Arnaud Quercy's The Two Cities (Part II) explores the coexistence of the spiritual and the temporal through layered digital composition. Juried by Michael Yochum with poetry by Cruwys Brown, this online exhibition invited artists to navigate liminal spaces between clarity and distortion, reason and dream.
Arnaud Quercy's *Savage* was featured in Art Fluent's WHATEVS group exhibition, presenting a digital work that layers urban architectural forms against an enigmatic face emerging from shadow. The piece explores the tension between civilization's structures and the primal forces that threaten to reclaim them.
