1. Martin FERNIOT
    Passants 1, 2013
    Passants
    Felt-ip pen, watercolor and ink on paper
    150 x 220 cm
  2. Martin FERNIOT
    Passants 2, 2013
    Passants
    Felt-ip pen, watercolor and ink on paper
    150 x 220 cm
  3. Martin FERNIOT
    Passants 3, 2013
    Passants
    Felt-ip pen, watercolor and ink on paper
    150 x 220 cm
  4. Martin FERNIOT
    Passants 4, 2013
    Passants
    Felt-ip pen, watercolor and ink on paper
    150 x 220 cm
  5. Martin FERNIOT
    Protestation 1, 2013
    Protestation
    Engraving
    29,7 x 42 cm
  6. Martin FERNIOT
    Protestation 2, 2013
    Protestation
    Engraving
    29,7 x 42 cm
  7. Martin FERNIOT
    Protestation 3, 2013
    Protestation
    Engraving
    29,7 x 42 cm


Introduction

Martin Ferniot uses felt pens, colored pencils and water colors to produce figurative works. In his drawings hatching and/or vertical drippings serve to reveal and superimpose figures that appear to be transparent. Though they are actively part of a bustling world they seem to be vanishing, about to disappear. Martin Ferniot's watchful eye begins by recording the flow of movements that are exchanged between an individual and society.