Alan Trueline’s work is the result of a subtle marriage between Jean Michel Basquiat, Roy Lichtenstein and Jacques Villéglé.
In a controlled urgency, he frantically paints all the rage and energy that inhabits him.

His need to paint and express himself, born in the street, has only grown with time.
To our great delight, these originally very large formats of expression are beginning to have proportions that allow them to be exhibited.
His play with colour and black, whether drawn or wild, and the stories he tells through his work, draw us into our simple lives, elevating us and inviting us to take a different approach to our reading of everyday life.

It is said that art helps to open up and better understand the world around us. Alan Trueline’s work is the quintessence of this, a perfect revelation of his time, fully aware of his role and mission, he reveals to us the power of colours and shapes to express the truths that surround us.