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Other details :
Artwork on synthetic panel. Artwork framed.
Dimensions :
33.5x48.4in
About this artwork
acrylic on synthetic panel
collage map of the United States, year 1950
American-style black wood crate
With this artwork, I wanted to capture hope and the quest for freedom through the poignant gaze of this child. The contrast between the figurative and the abstract reflects the complexity of the American dream. The blend of graffiti and cement painting brings a raw urban energy, a breath of life that will infuse your space with a powerful vibration… of hope and courage.
« 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.