
Hubert Poirot-Bourdain is a French artist, trained in Paris and New York, who lives and works in Le Mans.
Passionate about sailing and endurance motorsport, he develops a cross-disciplinary practice spanning painting and drawing.
His work appears across multiple platforms, including posters, publishing, press, and luxury hospitality projects. His drawing style, defined by bold black outlines enhanced with vivid colors, seeks to narrate each subject through a poetic lens.
The discovery of the 24 Hours of Le Mans at the age of six remains a formative experience. The June light, the announcer’s voice, the smell of pine trees, the sponsor logos, and the silhouettes of racing cars fading into the night continue to shape his visual imagination.
This influence remains at the core of his work today.