Jordan Harang

Like allegories of Time passing, Jordan Harang's works (originally known as "Russ") are alive and in motion. Organic matter, omnipresent, mutates there, evolving towards other states.
These "temporal fragments" highlight figurative subjects as much as the impalpable elements that can emerge from them (air, energy, flow, etc.), thus questioning everyone's perception of their environment.
Within his drawings and paintings, the artist also sometimes deals with the notions of identity, habitat and passages: transitions to other realities.
Combining several observation scales, from the atom to the cosmic dimension, his luxuriant compositions present interlocking worlds, sometimes inspired by science and always tinged with poetry and surrealism.
Eminently dreamlike and showing the constituent material of everything, the artist's work appeals to our imagination and invites us to take time.

From his metaphysical considerations, Jordan Harang has produced many large format outdoor murals, travelling across France and Europe (Belgium, Ireland, Portugal, Switzerland, The Netherlands, Wales...)
In a more intimate context, his studio productions are also regularly exhibited in galleries and presented at many renowned International Contemporary Art Fairs.