The artist Odilon Redon depicted all the phobias of mankind Cyclops. OK. 1914 The other side of the world. Odilon Redon, whose exhibition was opened in the Paris Grand Prix, managed to serve everything: he participated in the last exhibition of impressionists, inspired Nabi and Fovists, and the surrealists declared him his forerunner. He was interested in science, but in the end, interest in madness put him on a par with masters such as Edward Munk and Paul Klee.