Fabien Novarino grew up in the mountains of Savoie, moved south, quit a commercial career at 27, and never looked back. What started with Provençal landscapes and expressive figurative painting evolved into something far more restless.

Since 2010, he has been building a Neo-Pop language of his own – layering collage, stencil, photography and drawing to reimagine cinema icons, vintage magazine covers, and 50s Comics through a sharp, street-inflected lens.

Then came the 3D metal sculptures: cut metal and acrylic glass, assembled across multiple planes, magnetic and impossible to ignore.

Vanity, pop icons, improbable cover stars – his works seduce before they provoke, and provoke long after you think you’ve figured them out. Collected across the world by amateurs and major collectors alike. A Novarino doesn’t fit quietly into a space. It takes over.