Jean-Philippe Brunaud was born in 1972. He holds a Bachelor's degree in Fine Arts from la Sorbonne (Paris) and a diploma in Applied Art from the ESAA Dupéré School (Paris). He combines his artistic and graphic design activities with those of a motion designer.

His work is multifaceted: painting, drawing, installation, digital creation, and sound design. His preferred field has been painting for many years. His work has been featured in numerous exhibitions in France and abroad, and has been acquired by private collections.

The work that Jean-Philippe Brunaud developed between 2014 and 2017 in the Tired Ghost series allowed him to explore his favorite theme: memory and its omnipresence, giving memories, and more broadly, what has disappeared, the right to exist and have an autonomous, constantly evolving life. This view he had of the past in its relationship to the present ultimately led him naturally to a questioning of time and the imprint we can leave, through the series Witness and Entre-Temps. Temporality thus opened up with the landscape as a means of travel, which in his eyes, possesses precisely this timeless, immutable side. This nature that will be and has always been; at once yesterday, today and tomorrow. Landscapes therefore, both polaroids of an infinite time and of a slowed-down moment, almost at a standstill. Landscapes like a space that becomes the interlocutor and the silent confidant, in order to better question what we are, who we are, and what we will be?