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Muriel Deumié
France
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150 pieces
Artist highlights
- Established Artist
- Featured in gallery curations
- Works on commission
Discover the creation in interiors
Artwork details
- Medium : Collage on Ardoise
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Framing :
Other rigid frame
Framing on request - Dimensions : 15x22.8in
About this artwork
This work is a vibrant tribute to both the evolution of Parisian transport and Serge Gainsbourg's iconic song, "Le Poinçonneur des Lilas". Using paper metro tickets—symbols of a bygone era with the advent of digital tickets—the artist captures the nostalgia of small, everyday actions, represented here by the famous "little holes" evoked in the song.
The bright colours, graffiti and handwritten texts that dot the work recall the vibrant and urban… energy of Parisian metro stations. The Porte des Lilas station, at the centre of the composition, is enhanced by a superposition of textures and banknotes, evoking a world in perpetual motion. This work takes us back to a time when the puncher marked each banknote with small holes, a repetitive gesture that has now disappeared.
The bright colours, graffiti and handwritten texts that dot the work recall the vibrant and urban… energy of Parisian metro stations. The Porte des Lilas station, at the centre of the composition, is enhanced by a superposition of textures and banknotes, evoking a world in perpetual motion. This work takes us back to a time when the puncher marked each banknote with small holes, a repetitive gesture that has now disappeared.
Muriel Deumié
France
Credentials
- Established Artist
- Featured in gallery curations
- Works on commission
« You have to have great music within yourself if you want to make life dance. »
Muriel Deumié is a self-taught French artist engaged in a free and instinctive process of exploration that she describes as Sanzism—a personal movement without labels or boundaries. Each work is an invitation to an inner journey: through powerful abstractions enriched with signs, symbols, or fragments of words, she deliberately leaves room for the viewer's personal interpretation.
Working primarily on canvas, Deumié boldly blends techniques and materials: acrylic in the background, spray paint, pastels, ink, oil, and collages intertwine to create vibrant and organic compositions. His universe is plural, shifting, and profoundly poetic.
She creates without a fixed direction, letting the canvas guide her, revealing an unexpected balance or controlled chaos. This intuitive, almost meditative approach gives rise to works without turbulence, but charged with emotion, silence, and hidden meaning.
Working primarily on canvas, Deumié boldly blends techniques and materials: acrylic in the background, spray paint, pastels, ink, oil, and collages intertwine to create vibrant and organic compositions. His universe is plural, shifting, and profoundly poetic.
She creates without a fixed direction, letting the canvas guide her, revealing an unexpected balance or controlled chaos. This intuitive, almost meditative approach gives rise to works without turbulence, but charged with emotion, silence, and hidden meaning.
