Description artwork
In creating Iris, I'm giving yet another voice to the diversity I want to represent in my work. Each human character has a story, a past, a trauma, like so many wounded little souls gathered under my brush. I heal them by expressing their pains or afflictions, their defects too. The colors give them an existence, the lines a universe, the motifs a context. The underlying feminism is no accident: they're all trans, gay, lonely, non-binary, in love, neglected or missing.
I have only this weapon with which to express my convictions: painting. So I'm pleading for a new world, without incest, without dominations, without abuse, while exalting the existing one, brimming with terrible stories and humans rich with their scars.
You can find all their stories on Instagram @alieloizel_art!
I have only this weapon with which to express my convictions: painting. So I'm pleading for a new world, without incest, without dominations, without abuse, while exalting the existing one, brimming with terrible stories and humans rich with their scars.
You can find all their stories on Instagram @alieloizel_art!
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Style : Figurative
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Subject : Portrait
- - Size : 36 x 36 cm
- - Colors : Multicolored
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Medium : Acrylic
- - Compatible frames : 36 x 36 cm
- - Is framable : yes
- - Format : small
- - Material : Paper
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Alie Loizel
France
France
The young Amélie Bancourt grew up in a family of artists, with a pencil in her hand. Encouraged in her creativity, she expresses her vision of reality through drawing. At the Beaux-Arts, she studied textile design and discovered her love for patterns, repetition of forms and composition. Initially an illustrator and graphic designer, she decided in 2021 to devote herself fully to her vocation and activity as a painter. Today, finally fulfilled in her new studio in Strasbourg, she also transmits her passion for illustration by teaching it at the MJM Graphic Design.
