Aucun soucis, 2024

At first glance, they turn away. But look again. There’s something defiant in that posture. Something unspoken, yet impossible to ignore.

“Aucun soucis,” by Jazzu, is a study in contradiction. The figure, with its elongated neck and simplified features, feels both elegant and raw. The texture is rough, the brushstrokes visible, as if the artist left behind traces of a thought, a hesitation, a moment of truth. And then color. Splatters of pink, blue, yellow. Playful, almost rebellious against the muted tones of the body. It’s as if the painting itself refuses to be boxed in.

The handwritten text, “Sans soucis la vida” (No worries, life), reads like a quiet declaration. But does the figure believe it? The pose feels introspective, the placement slightly off-center, adding to the tension. This is more than just a portrait. It’s a meditation on identity, on resilience, on what it means to be seen. The layers of textured art invite you closer, making you want to reach out, to feel the energy beneath the paint.

This work resonates with the spirit of Outsider art, raw, unpolished, and deeply personal. Jazzu doesn’t just paint faces. They paint emotions. Dive into their collection and let their world pull you in. You won’t want to leave.