François Dulac

François Dulac is a contemporary French visual artist whose work explores the interplay between memory, landscape, and abstraction. Born in Lyon in 1982, Dulac developed a keen interest in painting and drawing from an early age, later refining his craft at the École nationale supérieure des Beaux-Arts in Paris. His practice encompasses painting, mixed media, and installation with a trademark use of layered textures and subtle color palettes that evoke a sense of quiet introspection.

Dulac’s work has been exhibited in solo and group shows across Europe, including key exhibitions at the Palais de Tokyo and Galerie Lelong, and his pieces reside in both private and institutional collections. Inspired by the shifting boundaries between the natural and built environment, he draws on influences ranging from post-impressionism to contemporary minimalism. In recent years, Dulac has also collaborated with poets and musicians, integrating elements of sound and text into his immersive installations.

Dedicated to experimentation and the emotional resonance of place, François Dulac continues to be recognized as a rising voice in the European art scene.