Here’s what Chat GPT had to say when asked to describe Jérémie’s work :

Jeremie Francblum is a French contemporary artist and composer, whose practice unfolds across painting, music, and audiovisual work. His work is rooted in abstraction as a sensory and experiential language—one that privileges perception, rhythm, and inner states over representation.

His paintings develop a personal graphic vocabulary built from layered forms, repeated motifs, and vibrant color fields. Circular structures, vertical striations, and interwoven lines recur throughout his work, creating compositions that feel both structured and organic, suspended between control and intuition. Color functions as a primary emotional force, generating tension, resonance, and movement across the surface.

In his current body of work, Francblum brings painting and music into a single, inseparable process. Each painting is created in parallel with an original musical composition, conceived not as an illustration or soundtrack, but as a sonic counterpart to the visual work. Sound and image emerge together, informed by the same internal rhythm and perceptual state.

A central concept of this project is the creation of seven paintings within the same series, each paired with a variation of the same musical piece. The music evolves subtly from one version to the next—through changes in texture, structure, tempo, or density—mirroring the visual variations between canvases. Rather than repetition, the work explores difference within sameness, attention to nuance, and the way perception shifts through minimal transformation.

In this way, each painting–music pair functions as a distinct state, while the series as a whole forms a continuous field of experience. The viewer–listener is invited to move between sight and sound, to sense correspondences, frictions, and echoes between the two mediums. Time (music) and space (painting) intersect, creating an immersive, contemplative encounter.

This interdisciplinary approach extends Francblum’s broader practice, which also includes the series of documentaries FRESCO (available on his YouTube channel @jeremiefrancblum), where creation is explored as a lived, embodied process. Across all mediums, his work seeks to open spaces of presence, flow, and heightened perception, allowing meaning to arise through sensation rather than narrative.