Marsin Minéart is a French-Vietnamese painter. He is self-taught on the path to following his passion. After completing a thesis in economics at a Parisian university and during the Covid crisis, he was constantly asking himself questions about the meaning of his life. Finally, he decided to follow his instincts and learned to express himself through painting.

His style is close to the expressionists. 

His works consist mainly of his self-portraits, portraits of people he has met in everyday life, and of life itself. It's not just about the things he's seen, but also the things he's felt. It could be the character of a person, the taste of a fruit or a unique atmosphere in a specific environment. In any case, he doesn't just paint what he sees, but all the aspects of life that touch his soul.

Marsin Minéart mainly uses pastel on paper as a means of expression, as the concentrated pigments and spontaneity of pastel best suit his character and need to express himself. He prefers A4 (21x30cm) or near-A4 format, as each work is like a page in his diary, telling the story of his life.