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Hugo Duras

2018 • France • Acrylic, India Ink on Cardboard , Wood under glass

8 x 8 in

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Hugo Duras

France

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Artwork details

Medium : Acrylic, India Ink on Cardboard , Wood under glass
Framing : Framed
Dimensions : 7.9x7.9in

About this artwork

In this work, fusing acrylic and Indian ink, I explored the vibrant interaction of bright colors and shapes that are both naive and semi-abstract. Each symbolic and whimsical element invites joyful reflection on diversity and harmony. It is a hymn to creative freedom, designed to infuse positive energy and contemplative dynamism into every space, like an artist in front of his work.

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Hugo Duras

France

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Works on commission

Yes! I sold my first gouache in an art gallery at the age of fifteen, and that's when I wanted to be an artist!
Today, my paintings are marked by obvious influences linked by my history, my environment, my emotions, by my interventions with young audiences, or even by a post-impressionist and surrealist period that I particularly like.
I like playing hide and seek with shapes, materials and colors.
With a free hand, I have fun creating numerous improvised scenographies with a somewhat naive, childish and poetic appearance.
I use different techniques and media, mixing figurative and abstract styles that I like to call “figurabstract”. I also work with painting as a sculptural material, which today leads me to create more monumental works, Street Art and sculpture.
“Encouraging free expression and art for all means opening up to worlds…”

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