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Artwork on supported wooden frame. Ready to hang. Framing on request.
Dimensions :
3.9x3.9in
About this artwork
In this work, I wanted to capture the fragile beauty and symbolic luck of the ladybug. Using acrylics, I explored texture and light to bring it to life, creating a vibrant contrast between the intense red and the black touches. It brings a gentle and hopeful energy, perfect for illuminating your space with a presence that is both serene and lucky.
Trained at the Beaux-Arts de Valenciennes, Yann Kempen is a painter now represented by the Cecile Duffay gallery in Paris. Combining realistic use of acrylic, walnut stain patinas, and glossy varnish on paper that he maroufles onto canvas, he expresses a personal approach to pop art, reinventing the codes of Vanity. His works, imbued with the poetry of wilted flowers and the shadow of passing time, gently and powerfully evoke the inevitability of our own finitude: "VANITY, ALL IS VANITY."