Through his various drawing series, Vincent Mesaros explores the invisible and mysterious realms of reality, blending body, nature, memory, and mysticism. Situated at the crossroads of science, esotericism, and visual poetry, each work draws on techniques combining ink, smoke, burns, and organic materials to reveal what is usually hidden or obscured.

Whether it's intimate representations of viscera in analogy with flora, the ephemeral movements of moths, mental traces in scratched-out notebooks, or the shifting textures of hair and bark, each series questions corporeal and psychic memory. Similar to the "Révélation" series, which comes to life through the confrontation of fire and water, the artist's graphic work embodies the metaphor of the birth of image and perception.

These explorations engage in a dialogue with the history of divinatory practices, ancient sciences, and photographic processes, in an approach where the visible and invisible intertwine. The work thus offers a deep dive into the margins of knowledge, inviting multiple interpretations—sensory, intellectual, and intuitive all at once.

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