Bernard Vernet's paintings and his small and medium-sized sculptures share a common form of expression, outlining the themes of the artist's most emblematic series: the indeterminate line, the arc, the angle, the straight line. His artistic practice has always focused on the line and its variants, exploring the aesthetic shapes such as "angle", "arc" and "line", which are derived from mathematical algorithms, in a long-term reflection on the complexity between the conceptual framework of the object and its materiality. He has long pondered the complex relationship between the conceptual framework of an object and its materiality.