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Xerox print with unique hand-colouring in acrylic // Nicolas Party's Untitled Blue (2016) is a limited edition print that combines mixed media techniques, showcasing his distinctive approach to portraiture. The artwork depicts a stylized side profile of a face, rendered in simple, elegant black lines. The character’s neck is adorned with a hand-colored blue collar made with acrylic, which adds a vibrant and textured element to the piece. The minimalist and whimsical nature of the portrait emphasizes Party’s ability to transform everyday subjects into expressive and surreal forms. The use of a Xerox print base with unique hand-coloring ensures that each piece in this edition of 50 is distinct, highlighting the artist's fusion of traditional and contemporary techniques. The intimate scale of the work invites viewers to appreciate the delicate balance between simplicity and boldness that defines Party's artistic style.
Untitled Blue, 2016
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Xerox print with unique hand-colouring in acrylic // Nicolas Party's Untitled Blue (2016) is a limited edition print that combines mixed media techniques, showcasing his distinctive approach to portraiture. The artwork depicts a stylized side profile of a face, rendered in simple, elegant black lines. The character’s neck is adorned with a hand-colored blue collar made with acrylic, which adds a vibrant and textured element to the piece. The minimalist and whimsical nature of the portrait emphasizes Party’s ability to transform everyday subjects into expressive and surreal forms. The use of a Xerox print base with unique hand-coloring ensures that each piece in this edition of 50 is distinct, highlighting the artist's fusion of traditional and contemporary techniques. The intimate scale of the work invites viewers to appreciate the delicate balance between simplicity and boldness that defines Party's artistic style.
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