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"Le Consulat" - Montmartre Ink Landscape (2024) Original Painting by Juliart

24 x 33cm (unframed)

£224.12

"Le Consulat" came into existence during a creative journey focused on capturing the urban geometry of places infused with a timeless, poetic soul. I was profoundly inspired by the nostalgic atmosphere of Montmartre in Paris - traditionally the vibrant cradle of bohemian artists and free thinkers. Walking through those historic streets, I felt a deep connection between the architectural heritage of European cities and the mindful, silent execution of traditional Japanese ink wash painting (Sumi-e). I wanted to recreate the famous façade of the café not merely as a physical location, but as an intimate sanctuary of memory and artistic legacy.

Materials used:

japanese ink, rice paper

Details:

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"Le Consulat" came into existence during a creative journey focused on capturing the urban geometry of places infused with a timeless, poetic soul. I was profoundly inspired by the nostalgic atmosphere of Montmartre in Paris - traditionally the vibrant cradle of bohemian artists and free thinkers. Walking through those historic streets, I felt a deep connection between the architectural heritage of European cities and the mindful, silent execution of traditional Japanese ink wash painting (Sumi-e). I wanted to recreate the famous façade of the café not merely as a physical location, but as an intimate sanctuary of memory and artistic legacy.

Materials used:

japanese ink, rice paper

Details:

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My artistic practice is a continuous dialogue between the precise, mindful traditions of Japanese ink painting (Sumi-e) and the fluid expression of Western watercolor. Working on both delicate rice paper... Read more

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