Contemporary artwork, created by Gerald Gaboriau, Named
La Poétesse et la Vague : Fusion d'Ukiyo-e et Art Numérique| (2022)
Type
Unique work
Date of creation
2022
Technique
Mixed technique
Mixed media includes all works of art that incorporate a variety of materials and components in a single piece. Mixed media art is a work of art that combines acrylic paint with fabric and paper. Scrapbooking, sketchbooks, decoupage, greeting card design, and mixed media art journals are just a few examples of projects in which mixed media can be used. This artistic style dates back to the cubist creations of Pablo Picasso from 1912 to 1914, the root of the term itself, in its aesthetic sense, goes back to the artist Jean Dubuffet in the 1950s.
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Human
Dimensions
W. 60 x L. 60 x D. 2 cm
Weight
500 g
Framing
No
Work signed by the artist
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Yes
Certificate of authenticity
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Yes
Description
This work embodies the fusion of tradition and modernity. I reinterpreted Hokusai’s The Great Wave and Murasaki-gai with the elegance of an Edo-era bijin, creating a visual dialogue between eras. Through digital painting and generative AI, every detail—from the textures of the kimono to the dynamic waves—honors the ukiyo-e heritage while infusing it with a contemporary sensibility. This piece brings a deep connection to Japanese art and fits perfectly into modern interiors. Its palette of blues, purples, and corals creates a calming and inspiring atmosphere, ideal for creative or meditative spaces. More than a decoration, it becomes a transformative focal point, a bridge between Japanese aesthetics and contemporary design. Technique: Digital Arts—an evolving genre combining computer graphics, digital painting, and photo-painting, developed since the 1960s and enriched by new technologies.
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