Franck Gérard (born in 1969) is a French visual and conceptual artist whose practice explores the tension between radical abstraction, contemporary photography, and AI-driven hybrid aesthetics. With over 18 million views on Instagram in a single year, he has built a strong international presence at the intersection of gallery-based art and digital visual culture, and is widely regarded as a leading figure in AI-influenced contemporary image-making.

His work is structured around two interconnected axes:

– Digital art, encompassing generative systems, vector-based compositions, and AI-powered transformations. His approach blends concrete art and conceptual design, producing large-format visual structures that resonate in both artistic and applied contexts—including interior design, architecture, and creative industries.

– Fine art photography, grounded in black-and-white experimentation, grain, blur, and partial disappearance of the body. This axis explores the edge of perception through visual traces and disrupted narratives, often flirting with abstraction, fashion, and expressionism.

Beyond his artistic production, Franck Gérard collaborates with luxury, fashion, and entertainment brands, creating commissioned artworks, photographic series, and high-impact graphic visuals that translate his experimental language into compelling cultural objects.

Together, these two axes form a coherent and evolving visual system—where the boundaries between reality and code, presence and absence, image and signal dissolve into a singular, forward-looking aesthetic.