Castillon Camille
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Painting Jardin au Sôzu by Castillon Camille | Painting Figurative Landscapes Nature Minimalist Acrylic
Description artwork
This unique and original contemporary artwork "Jardin au sôzu" was created by contemporary artist Castillon Camille. This small-format painting is part of a series based on Japanese gardens.
Japan, and particularly traditional Japanese printmaking, are important references in this artist's work. Over and above the subject, we note here the aesthetic influence, as well as the technique of dot painting, which in turn is influenced by Australian aboriginal painting.
Japan, and particularly traditional Japanese printmaking, are important references in this artist's work. Over and above the subject, we note here the aesthetic influence, as well as the technique of dot painting, which in turn is influenced by Australian aboriginal painting.
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Style : Figurative
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Subject : Landscapes
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Subject : Nature
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Subject : Minimalist
- - Size : 13 x 13 cm
- - Colors : Grey
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Medium : Acrylic
- - Compatible frames : 13 x 13 cm
- - Is framable : yes
- - Format : small
- - Material : Canvas
- - Our recommendations : New talents’ artworks
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Castillon Camille
France
Born in 1996, Camille Castillon lives and works in Ganges (Hérault). She graduated with honors from the Ecole des Beaux-Arts de Nîmes in 2020. Having been introduced to art at a very early age through painting by the Arnhem Land Aborigines at Bodeidei Camp (Northern Territory, Australia), this is now a determining influence in her plastic research.
