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Yann Dalon, born in april 22th 1986, is a french artist based in Paris. He graduated from the universities of art and design Estienne and Olivier de Serres. He said he always drew and paint with the desire to transcribe the movement, with the ambition of «moving a fixed picture». He wants to retranscribe a […]
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“I’ m very proud of this work, An order of the French Football Federation (FFF) the decoration of the Russian Hotel for the World Cup 2018 in the town of Istra. 23 compositions for the doors of each bedroom off he players and 4 for the coach Didier Deschamps and the staff, and 2 big […]
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“My relationship with the visual arts begun when I was a young girl, under my mother’s influence, who studied at the Fine Arts Institute in Toulouse, and my father’s, who is a professional photographer. I prefer large formats (canvas or wood) and diverse techniques such as coal, pastel, collage, ink, watercolor and oil, which I […]
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“I started painting flowers 6 years ago using watercolor. My paintings don’t raise discussion on worldviews, woman’s rights or the climate… If they are about anything, it is in celebration of nature and nature’s beauty, which quite frankly just blows my mind! By taking away the background and having a single flower suspended, drifting in […]
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Russian artist Evgeny Lushpin is renowned for the “power and light” of his enchanting paintings. Featuring famous cities and tiny towns alike, his body of work showcases the diverse beauty of locations all around the world. In one particularly sparkly series, Lushpin presents sentimental views of Paris, capturing the effortless allure of the “city of […]
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Artist Hope Gangloff captures the personalities of her friends and family in brightly colored large-scale portraits. Gangloff’s acrylic and collage paintings show her subjects in intimate settings—often domestic interiors—in poses of relaxation or quiet focus. The artist’s strong but gestural lines create defined shapes that are filled with repetitive marks and bright patterns. Gangloff gives […]
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“I started from small realistic drawings, then paintings inspired by surrealism cropped up, and works at the boundary of surrealism and allusive abstraction. My art is in constant change, I am in search of the forms of artistic communication that would be optimal for me. When I begin to paint, it is quite frequent that […]
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“Drawing is definitely my passion. Over the years, I have learned to paint but drawing still plays a huge part in my art. I like to refer to myself as a ‘drainter’ as what I do is a little of both. They say write what you know, and I guess that goes for painting as […]
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Some grandmas spend their time in the garden, some knit, but 87-year-old Concha Garcia Zaera enjoys a hobby that’s rather unusually among her friends. She draws. Using only MS Paint. She discovered the program after her children gave her a computer, and she hasn’t looked back ever since. “My husband fell ill and I had […]
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