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Eric Gaquere Jâho
France
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Artwork details
- Medium : Felt, India Ink on Paper
- Framing : Framing on request
- Dimensions : 27.6x27.6in
About this artwork
In this work, made with a micron tip, acrylic and colored ink on paper, I tried to evoke the energies present during an Earth, Moon, Sun alignment to capture a maelstrom of sensations and emotions, where surrealism meets abstraction. The undulating shapes and bright colors symbolize the energy flows that surround us, often invisible but always present. This creation invites reflection on the inner and cosmic forces that influence our daily lives.…
It would bring a touch of dynamism to your interior and a captivating topic of conversation.
Eric Gaquere Jâho
France
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Eric Gaquère Jâho is a contemporary painter and designer fascinated by alchemy and the mysteries of the world.
Through his works made with a micron tip and colored ink on paper, the artist attempts to transcribe the vibratory character of nature. The fantastic creatures of his bestiary appear here and there, his graphics like strands of DNA intertwine and seem to give life to the paintings. His works are intended above all to be organic, dreamlike, primitive and shamanic. His work, very codified, has its roots in parietal art, Celtic art and the 4 elements of alchemy which form the trunk of his style which he calls "rupestro futurist".
Through his works made with a micron tip and colored ink on paper, the artist attempts to transcribe the vibratory character of nature. The fantastic creatures of his bestiary appear here and there, his graphics like strands of DNA intertwine and seem to give life to the paintings. His works are intended above all to be organic, dreamlike, primitive and shamanic. His work, very codified, has its roots in parietal art, Celtic art and the 4 elements of alchemy which form the trunk of his style which he calls "rupestro futurist".
