Alain Godon

Alain Godon

Alain Godon lives in Lon­don, exhibits from Paris to New York via Bali. His work is in such high demand that it is impos­si­ble to buy even one of Alain Godon’s paint­ings. Every pri­vate view­ing of this forty seven year old artist has been a resound­ing success.

Alain Godon is a pio­neer of a new move­ment: “Esper­an­tism”. Esper­an­tism is to paint­ing as Esperanto is to lan­guage: a uni­ver­sal com­mu­ni­ca­tion between mankind,” said Hubert Kon­rad, co-​founder of Art­Price. Notable fig­ures such as Chris­t­ian Boeringer, for­mer Com­mer­cial Direc­tor of the Lou­vre Museum, and Patrice Deparpe, Direc­tor of the Museum of Le Tou­quet, have ded­i­cated a book to Alain Godon, describ­ing him as one of the best painters of his gen­er­a­tion.
A sub­tle and dis­cern­ing soci­ol­o­gist, the very antithe­sis of pack­aged think­ing, Alain Godon tran­scribes the world that sur­rounds us and tran­scribes its harsh real­ity with child­like shapes and colours. The themes of his work are uni­ver­sal and know no bound­aries. He por­trays soci­ety “as it is”: his uncom­pro­mis­ing mes­sages prompt us with amuse­ment to pause and reflect.