David Boublil has invested in a large variety of techniques and methods to enrich his paintings and test new effects: abstract, calligraphy, "photographism" and sculptures. All of these are combined in the metaphoric style.
1. Metaphoric style
When you look at an artwork painted by David Boublil, there is always one or more central subject(s) visible at first glance.
Painting "Celestial violin"
Mixed technique on board
It is only in a second stage that the many other faces, profiles, calligraphy, sometimes only sketch figures, will be revealed. each figure merging itself in others and multiplying infinitely.
Some paintings may include so many, sometimes a few hundred, so that watching an artwork made by David Boublil becomes a true game leading to pure emotion.
Detail of the painting "Celestial violin"
(see above picture)
2. Calligraphy
Picture (left): "The willow trees are dancing in the wind"
Picture (right): "Talmud"
dimensions of both paintings: 39.37 x 31.50 inc.
3. "Photographism"
(no other medium used than ink)
Picture (left): "Distant memories"
27.56 x 19.68 inc.
Picture (right): central detail of "Summer dream"
24.80 x 48 inc.
4. Abstract
Picture (left)
43.70 x 32.68 inc.
picture (right):
31.50 x 23.62 inc.
 5. Sculptures
To see more of David Boublil's work, you can also consult his other websites (in French):
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