Kenji Massoudy is a versatile artist. Certainly more skilled with his brushes, the artist wants to exhibit for the first time in solo.
Art has always been part of his life. Unable to imagine himself without it, Kenji made it his profession: “After my studies of Fine Arts at the Mahatma Gandhi Institute, I started teaching to share my passion with the youngest.”
Comfortable in different artistic genres, Kenji has a preference for painting: “I call myself a versatile artist. I can indeed make sculptures while juggling with other materials including those from recycling. But my preferred style remains painting.
With 4 participations in collective exhibitions, the artist does not hide his ambition to try a solo adventure: “It is certainly the objective that I set myself. But I need to gain more maturity. I’m working on it.”
For his solo exhibition, the artist already knows which term will be his muse: “I am very passionate about everything that touches identity. If one day there is a solo show, I plan to exploit that term in my paintings as I have done in my previous work.”
