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sans titre•Sep 03, 2026 — Sep 23, 2026
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A Tenderness Within Time
What I register and value in Paul’s work, beyond the technical smarts and sheer visual intelligence, is the urbanity. His art is saturated with feeling(s), but it is never dogmatic, it never pushes or cajoles. Rather, it holds everything in suspension, potential coiled deliciously like a snake, or the bloom of cigarette smoke, one element shades into another, synaesthesia, a pinprick in the finger blooms a rose in the eye. It lets you be with it, inviting you into its own version of time, and it infects you – an inoculation against history as doomscroll. I think of Benjamin in Marseilles, slipping into the delicate, pearlescent bubble of his own mind, ‘sifting through the particles of workaday consciousness trying to find the revolutionary sparks.’
There is a quote from Barthes that I’m fond of, and that oftentimes comes to mind when I am trying to think about Paul – his painting, his drawing, his writing, himself. Barthes is lecturing at the College de France,…
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FURTHER READING
sans titre•Sep 03, 2026 — Sep 23, 2026
Press Release
A Tenderness Within Time
What I register and value in Paul’s work, beyond the technical smarts and sheer visual intelligence, is the urbanity. His art is saturated with feeling(s), but it is never dogmatic, it never pushes or cajoles. Rather, it holds everything in suspension, potential coiled deliciously like a snake, or the bloom of cigarette smoke, one element shades into another, synaesthesia, a pinprick in the finger blooms a rose in the eye. It lets you be with it, inviting you into its own version of time, and it infects you – an inoculation against history as doomscroll. I think of Benjamin in Marseilles, slipping into the delicate, pearlescent bubble of his own mind, ‘sifting through the particles of workaday consciousness trying to find the revolutionary sparks.’
There is a quote from Barthes that I’m fond of, and that oftentimes comes to mind when I am trying to think about Paul – his painting, his drawing, his writing, himself. Barthes is lecturing at the College de France,…





































































