Paul de Flers is known for his paintings that depict tropical landscapes using pure pigment on linen canvas, creating opaque textures. His main themes revolve around scenes of alienation in remote settings, where characters confront their inner selves. De Flers' notable stylistic approach involves reinventing subjects found in the works of French masters, such as Paul Cézanne and Paul Gauguin, with imagery saturated in color and intensely humid, inviting viewers into an inward-looking dialogue with his blurry figures.
Paul de Flers’s first verified exhibition was Geografie at Galleria ZAK in Monteriggioni, SI in 2014, and the most recent exhibition was Art Brussels 2025 at Art Brussels in Brussels in 2025. Paul de Flers is most frequently exhibited in United Kingdom, but also had exhibitions in France, Belgium and elsewhere. Flers has at least 4 solo shows and 5 group shows over the last 11 years (for more information, see exhibitions). Flers has also been in no less than 6 art fairs but in no biennials. A notable show was Paul de Flers: Green Street at Almine Rech in Paris in 2021. Other notable exhibitions were at Czech Center in Prague and Art Prize CBM in Turin. Paul de Flers has been exhibited with Enrico Tealdi and Justyna Adamczyk.
Paul de Flers is ranked among the Top 100,000 globally, and among the Top 10,000 in France. Flers’s best rank was in 2024, with the most dramatic change in 2021. For a complete illustration of the artist’s career since 2014, please see the career chart on the analytics page.