Entitled "Monkey Trick", this portrait series by French artist Amelie Petit Moreau plays with color and shape to create a range of visually striking compositions.
Using mixed media techniques, the artist creates film grain-inspired compositions that are printed on fine art paper with high quality pigment inks. The pieces resemble sound waves and color spectrum studies that have been translated onto a canvas.
The artist also runs an online store where her incredible pieces can be purchased at a range of 500 euros per piece. XEROLINO features Amelie Petit Moreau's "Monkey Trick" series and other striking masterpieces that are conceived by the talented artist.
Playing with perception, Amelie's works rely on complex color studies and her experimentation with layered transparencies.
Vivid Film Grain Artworks
Amelie Petit Moreau's Monkey Trick Portrait Series Plays with Perception
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