Homiens New York – Curator’s Comment
Messen-Jaschin’s captivating screenprint is a masterful feat of Op Art, utilizing meticulously calculated geometric repetitions to push visual perception to its absolute physical limits. We are mesmerized by how the static surface dynamically shifts, pulses, and transforms depending on the viewer’s vantage point, creating a profoundly immersive kinetic experience.

Screen printing, 15 print’s – Fischer paper Down print, highly voluminous 70 x 65 cm print 61 x 61 cm, 580 gm2 / Year: 2024 /

© Youri Messen-Jaschin ® 2024 Prolitteris Zürich

the image changes depending on the angle, the distance.. A captivating new artwork: geometric shapes that appear and disappear, transforming into smaller dimensions, accompanied by Youri Messen-Jaschin’s latest screen print on paper. How is it possible for a static shape, printed on a flat surface, to seemingly change dimensions so strikingly before the viewer’s eyes?

An expert in optical illusions and color,  talents to bring this fascinating effect to life.

Through meticulous mastery of contrasts, optical vibrations, and the dynamic interplay of colors, the artwork appears to transform under the viewer’s gaze, creating a unique and almost magical experience. This art transcends mere visual perception, inviting the viewer on an immersive journey where geometry and color constantly reinvent themselves.

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« INFINITY » 

The silkscreen print on paper has been awarded by the Pinacothèque du Luxembourg

In this Op Art painting (oil on linen canvas), although static, an optical illusion is revealed in a truly unique way. To perceive it, simply photograph the original work with a smartphone or tablet: the illusion will then appear directly on your screen, changing your perception and you will discover the illusion.

This innovative approach offers a new way to explore optical illusions by exploiting digital technology. A visual experience like no other, impossible to reproduce on the Internet!

Year; 2021 / oil painting / 1m 60 x 1m 60 / Canvas: Coton / © Youri Messen-Jaschin ® 2021 Prolitteris Zürich

Youri Messen-Jaschin new screenprinting Artifact IIMG_1283

  • 2025 🇺🇸 
  • Homiens
  • Jurors have selected your artwork ” ARTIFACT ” – congratulation to you on this wonderful result.. Homiens New York 
  • Award 2019
  • 4 Awards / 🇺🇸 | 2019  > 2025|
  • Circle Foundation for the art | Remarquable aesthetic and higher technical and creative  standard. silkscreen is very remarkable
  • Artavita Gallery | Certificat of Excellence “ 
  • | Art Room Gallery |  Excellent artwork  

  • Fusionart 2025 « Congratulations! »
    We are pleased to inform you that one of your entries have been chosen for inclusion in the RED 2025 Online Art Exhibition.
  • 3D effects cannot be perceived by the photo objective, you have to see the original to discover all effects, red is metallic..
    Screenprinting
    Year: 2016
    1/15 prints
    Print 69 x 69,5 cm
    Mirriboard Paper 365 gm2
  • Exhibition in: Moscow | Channel One Television | November 2016
    © 2016 photography | Pierre-Michel Delessert| Switzerland
    ® 2016 Prolitteris Universitaetstrasse 100 CH. 8033 Zurich Switzerland
  • © 2016 Youri Messen-Jaschin
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    Collector’s comment:
    USA: Youri, Your work is absolutely brilliant! What fantastic colors, and design.
    You are always so innovative and ahead of the curve.
    John

oil painting
Year: 1996
oil painting on linen canvas
180 x 180 cm
Publication
RTS | Swiss Television | Night News 7.30 pm | 15.08.2016 |        Flac | Fondation Lémanique pour l’art contemporain | Le Guide Contemporain | Vol: III | 2016

© photography | Pierre-Michel Delessert|
® 1996 | Prolitteris | 8033 Zurich |                                                                         © 1996 Youri Messen-Jaschin
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dance_line_ii -2001

  • Year: 2001
    Medium: oil painting | linen canvas
    Size: 180 X 180 cm
    Depth: 5 cm
  • ® 2001 Prolitteris Zürich
  • © 2001 Youri Messen-Jaschin
  • Collection: POPA Museum | Op art Museum | Porrentruy | Switzerland

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