Julien De Repentigny is the multidisciplinary art director of Visualadvice, a design studio founded in Montreal. Now based in London, the studio has gained praise for their visually vivid illustrations, art installations and graphic designs.
With his 'Balloons' sculpture series, artist Julien De Repentigny experiments with organic shape and eye-catching color combinations. Displayed in an all-white palette, the installation boasts a dotted pattern that consists of technicolored elements.
Much like its name, the piece is inspired by bulbous balloon forms that are an inspiration behind its shape, texture and overall look and feel. Overall, the art installation is whimsical and playful in its aesthetic, taking one into a sublime dream world that resembles something out of a childhood cartoon or fantasy film.
Playful Balloon Sculptures
Julien De Repentigny's Dotted Art Pieces are Organic and Whimsical
Trend Themes
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