For Philippe Élie Kassabi, known as Pek, drawing acts as an immediate visual poetry, where color, symbol, and phrase merge into an intimate harmony. Through an economy of means reminiscent of Art Brut, Pek invents a joyful and immediate iconography where each element becomes an dreamlike talisman. His works echo the fantastical world of Niki de Saint Phalle, the striking simplicity of Keith Haring, and the metaphysical lightness of Joan Miró. With the playful freshness of his line, Pek invites us on a poetic and liberating journey, toward a dimension where color, sign, and words vibrate with new possibilities, inviting everyone to soar to unforeseen horizons.