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Thomas Canto

Thomas Canto

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Street artist Thomas Canto (1979), one of the most promising contemporary French artists, has exhibited works in prestigious institutions such as the Palais de Tokyo in Paris and has participated in international events like Nuit Blanche in Paris. Transferring his personal vision of the environment directly into his art, Thomas Canto creates abstract and multiple projections of the intricate disorder linked to life experiences in his visionary landscapes, influenced by the surrounding architecture. Creating an abstract and complex universe, the artist originates new geometries through shadows and light variations, with space and time as fundamental concepts.

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Thomas Canto - Biography

Thomas Canto (1979) is considered one of the most promising French artists on the contemporary art scene. He has exhibited his works in prestigious institutions such as the Palais de Tokyo in Paris and participated in international events like Nuit Blanche in Paris, the Outdoor Urban Art Festival in Rome, and the Urban Art Biennale in Germany. 

The artist translates his personal vision of the environment directly into his art, creating an abstract and multiple projection of the intricate disorder linked to life experiences. Within his visionary landscapes, strongly influenced by the surrounding architecture, a fixed reference point is no longer conceivable. These visual effects are present in both his environmental installations and his studio works, which indeed retain the same dynamism and volumetric characteristic. Thomas Canto is able to convey multiple artistic influences in his work, including Constructivism, Suprematism, Op Art, and Urban Art

The artist produces an abstract and complex universe, giving rise to new geometries through shadows and light variations. Space and time are fundamental concepts in the artist's works; when facing them, the spectator ceases to be a simple observer, instead, they are immersed in an overall experience that actively transforms their perception.