wall fragment "Marianne#1 "
Cement, Plastic
27x33x1in
$1,760
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Maxime Andriot
France
Related collection
Exhibition la galerie des barronnies - Maxime Andriot
11 pieces
Artist highlights
- International Exposure
- Experienced Artist
- Featured in gallery curations
- Works on commission
Other artworks by Maxime Andriot
Artwork details
- Medium : Cement, Plastic With Stand
- Dimensions : Length: 30.7in, Height: 28in, Depth: 1.2in
About this artwork
acrylic on synthetic stone effect panel
collage in the background of a real map of the Sahara from 1929
extract from Chateaubriand's poem, The Slave
In this work, I fused acrylics, graffiti, and bursts of spray paint on a cement map background to capture the intensity and mystique of a veiled gaze. The deep blues symbolize the mystery and expanse of the Sahara Desert, while the vibrant eyes defy geographical and cultural boundaries. It is a celebration… of human beauty and our universal connection, a vibrant piece that will bring depth and conversation to any space.
collage in the background of a real map of the Sahara from 1929
extract from Chateaubriand's poem, The Slave
In this work, I fused acrylics, graffiti, and bursts of spray paint on a cement map background to capture the intensity and mystique of a veiled gaze. The deep blues symbolize the mystery and expanse of the Sahara Desert, while the vibrant eyes defy geographical and cultural boundaries. It is a celebration… of human beauty and our universal connection, a vibrant piece that will bring depth and conversation to any space.
Maxime Andriot
France
Credentials
- International Exposure
- Experienced Artist
- Featured in gallery curations
- Works on commission
« To see your life in color is the secret of happiness. -Walt Disney »
Maxime Andriot is an artist based in France whose paintings have been exhibited nationally and in Germany. His vivid works are inspired by nostalgia and the cartoon characters of his childhood. In his artistic process, Andriot most often employs acrylics, spray paint, and felt pens with stencils, collage, and varying techniques on wood.
Maxime Andriot
dune 1807
$2,240
