OSCAR
Acrylic, Graffiti on Canvas
39x28in
$4,160
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JULIEN GILLES
France
Artist highlights
- Works on commission
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Artwork details
- Medium : Graffiti, Felt on Synthetic board
- Other details : Artwork on cardboard. Artwork framed.
- Dimensions : 31.5x15.7in
About this artwork
With Don’t Label Me King, I revisit the image of the lion — a symbol instantly associated with power and authority.
Here, the figure resists. The lines are loose, layered, sometimes unstable, as if the image itself refuses to fully hold its role. The mane, almost rasta-like, introduces a freer, more contemporary attitude, somewhere between instinct and style.
The black background enhances the tension, while white and blue lines both construct and… disrupt the form. The lion remains recognizable, yet slips away from the expected image of a “king.”
Part of my Humanizer series, this work explores imposed identities and social roles.
Here, the lion is still there — but no longer willing to wear the crown.
Here, the figure resists. The lines are loose, layered, sometimes unstable, as if the image itself refuses to fully hold its role. The mane, almost rasta-like, introduces a freer, more contemporary attitude, somewhere between instinct and style.
The black background enhances the tension, while white and blue lines both construct and… disrupt the form. The lion remains recognizable, yet slips away from the expected image of a “king.”
Part of my Humanizer series, this work explores imposed identities and social roles.
Here, the lion is still there — but no longer willing to wear the crown.
JULIEN GILLES
France
Credentials
- Works on commission
Julien Gilles is a visual artist and painter with roots in comic art, now embracing diverse mediums such as canvas, Plexiglas, and PVC with acrylics and markers. His energetic style blends controlled spontaneity, vibrant colors, and layered gestures, drawing influence from Max Ernst and Basquiat while mixing abstraction and figuration. His work pulses with life, light, and playfulness, seeking to surprise and engage viewers in a vivid, emotional experience that celebrates imperfection and the unexpected.
JULIEN GILLES
Don't label me a king
$2,250
