My visit to the mima museum

 On 27 October I visited Studiolo, the Mima museum exhibition By French artist Jean Jullien. What I found interesting about his work is the stylized drawing style, which gives us a lot of sensations. I was surprised to find that the paintings didn’t have titles, but that’s great, because everyone can tell their own story about them.. What I liked most was the way nature takes over from man. Jean Jullien’s exhibition is a lovely, imaginative book. 

Jean Jullien is a renowned French visual artist, known for his eclectic mix of illustration, graphic design and art creation. His work is marked by humor, simplicity and often socially engaged messages, and has quickly gained international recognition.

At MIMA, Jean Jullien’s works add a captivating dimension to the artistic experience offered to visitors. His creations, often playful and satirical, blend perfectly with the museum’s bold, contemporary aesthetic. His pieces, whether wall illustrations, installations or special collaborations, reflect MIMA’s avant-garde spirit.

Jullien’s influence can be felt in his ability to transcend the boundaries between traditional and contemporary art. His work invites viewers to reflect, while eliciting smiles and reflections. By including works by Jean Jullien in its collections, MIMA continues to position itself as a dynamic venue, ready to explore new artistic perspectives and celebrate creativity in all its forms.

In this way, MIMA becomes a place where contemporary art comes to life, where artists like Jean Jullien redefine norms and stimulate public reflection, making every visit an unforgettable artistic adventure.