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Other details :
Artwork on supported wooden frame. Ready to hang. Framing on request.
Dimensions :
15.7x15.7in
About this artwork
The artist is fascinated by the shine of aluminum foil and its reflective property.
The work represents daffodils in a brilliant case where his image is fragmented among the many folds of the paper.
The presence of this cold and modern material in an academic still life evokes an ambiguity, a recurring theme in Morgan Bisoux's work.
As a hyper-realist painter, Morgan has been fascinated by drawing siince she was very young, until she perfected this medium in art school in Brussels. The fluid texture of oil paint then came to complete her gesture to the point of becoming the raw material, with a particular attention given to the colours as well as to the shine. She developed her talents by being nourished by cultural life through numerous trips, mainly to the USA and Italy. There she enriched her practice with Renaissance art and American pop culture. Having grown up in the heart of the 90's with its digital revolution and its natural and human catastrophes, it is through these paradoxes of hope and disillusionment, of the ancient and the modern, that she draws the inspiration for her painting. Her works are part of an ideal and project a new mythology.