LA MODE MARSEILLE

Richard Boigeol

2004 • France • Acrylic on Linen

36 x 29 in

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Richard Boigeol

France

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Medium : Acrylic on Linen
Other details : Artwork on supported wooden frame. Artwork framed.
Dimensions : 36.2x28.7in

About this artwork

In this work, I captured the vibrant essence of Marseille, reflecting its dynamism and resilient spirit. Using acrylics, I explore the juxtaposition between the historic city and the perpetual movement of the sea, symbolizing fashion with the scissors and white fabric as if to cut the image. This painting invites contemplation of human perseverance in the face of challenges, while bringing a touch of color and positive energy to any living space.

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Richard Boigeol

France

Credentials

Experienced Artist
Art Fair Participant
Favorited by galleries
Featured in gallery curations
Works on commission

Richard Boigeol, born in 1959 in Provence, is a French artist whose artistic journey reflects a mixture of influences and his deep history. Passionate about drawing from a young age, he took his first lessons at the age of 7, he traveled to Italy and learned academic drawing in museums with a group of students under the benevolent supervision of their teacher, where they met their first audience.
During initiatory trips to Italy, Richard also studied art history.
His narrative work is characterized by an approach based on observation, symbolism, and graphic ideas, sometimes recalling ideograms. Humor and the bright colors of optimism permeate his creations, which can be embellished with allegories, advertising ideas or wordplay.
In addition to his pictorial works, Richard applies his associations of ideas in the manufacture of objects.

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