A New Way To Paint
Hi, I am an artist and product designer living in Paris. I have been perfecting a way to make art with a hand-printing process using 3D printed woodblocks.
By modernising traditional Japanese woodblock printing in this way, art can be digitally created, shared and re-rendered as a real painting.
I started by making reproductions of classic Japanese Ukiyo-e prints and have now begun to develop my own style, taking inspiration from all of nature's quirks, be it metallic crystals or the current pandemic.
By modernising traditional Japanese woodblock printing in this way, art can be digitally created, shared and re-rendered as a real painting.
I started by making reproductions of classic Japanese Ukiyo-e prints and have now begun to develop my own style, taking inspiration from all of nature's quirks, be it metallic crystals or the current pandemic.
Recent work, Habité No 8 and 9.
I believe making art is an affirmation that the future will be positive and everything will have a good outcome. Art should be accessible to everybody, so more can benefit from the uplifting power of colour and storytelling.
This is why I collaborate with Moshi Moshi Association in Paris to promote Japanese art and with the support of Micro Folie at Saint Germain en Laye, we run regular Ukiyo-e printing workshops for adults and children.
This is why I collaborate with Moshi Moshi Association in Paris to promote Japanese art and with the support of Micro Folie at Saint Germain en Laye, we run regular Ukiyo-e printing workshops for adults and children.
A write-up in by Paris Anim' La Chapelle.
