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Lambswool. Signed on a sticker label. Manufacturer: House of Voltaire. Nicolas Party’s Untitled (Artist’s Blanket) (2017) is a striking textile work that transforms his distinctive portrait style into a functional, woven medium. The piece features a stylized face in varying shades of blue, punctuated by vivid red lips and eyebrows. The exaggerated, almost surreal expression, with asymmetrical eyes—one wide and staring, the other more subdued—creates an unsettling yet captivating presence. Known for his bold use of color and simplified, graphic forms, Party often explores themes of portraiture, art history, and the uncanny in his work. Here, the soft texture of lambswool contrasts with the striking composition, blurring the line between fine art and design. Produced in collaboration with House of Voltaire, this limited-edition textile is both a collectible artwork and a functional object, embodying Party’s unique approach to contemporary figurative art.
Untitled (Artist's Blanket), 2017
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Lambswool. Signed on a sticker label. Manufacturer: House of Voltaire. Nicolas Party’s Untitled (Artist’s Blanket) (2017) is a striking textile work that transforms his distinctive portrait style into a functional, woven medium. The piece features a stylized face in varying shades of blue, punctuated by vivid red lips and eyebrows. The exaggerated, almost surreal expression, with asymmetrical eyes—one wide and staring, the other more subdued—creates an unsettling yet captivating presence. Known for his bold use of color and simplified, graphic forms, Party often explores themes of portraiture, art history, and the uncanny in his work. Here, the soft texture of lambswool contrasts with the striking composition, blurring the line between fine art and design. Produced in collaboration with House of Voltaire, this limited-edition textile is both a collectible artwork and a functional object, embodying Party’s unique approach to contemporary figurative art.
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