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Cassandre
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Diane
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Gwenaëlle
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Sonia
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Chloé
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Saori
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Frida #6
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Milo
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Description artwork
Sonia, years later, I found her again!
We ran into each other at this demonstration for the freedom of the press in Paris. I remembered her laugh, very clear, the way she looked at those who said a big bullshit about feminism or racism. I remember that she had had a hard time at the time with this guy, her parents, her sister, all of them, they had tried to bring her back to this sclerosing terroir in which she had grown up, and that she vomited to the point of never taking the 8 o'clock train that went through Mantes-la-Jolie, but the one after, the 10 o'clock one, that went straight to the terminus.
One day she left, bim like that, without announcing anything, her diploma in her pocket, full of joyful radicalism and "especially-not-here" projects.
She left us all, the guy, her parents, her sister, us too, and she went to fight.
When we met again, she wanted to open a center for migrants in Reims.
We ran into each other at this demonstration for the freedom of the press in Paris. I remembered her laugh, very clear, the way she looked at those who said a big bullshit about feminism or racism. I remember that she had had a hard time at the time with this guy, her parents, her sister, all of them, they had tried to bring her back to this sclerosing terroir in which she had grown up, and that she vomited to the point of never taking the 8 o'clock train that went through Mantes-la-Jolie, but the one after, the 10 o'clock one, that went straight to the terminus.
One day she left, bim like that, without announcing anything, her diploma in her pocket, full of joyful radicalism and "especially-not-here" projects.
She left us all, the guy, her parents, her sister, us too, and she went to fight.
When we met again, she wanted to open a center for migrants in Reims.
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Style : Naive art
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Subject : Portrait
- - Size : 13 x 13 cm
- - Colors : Black
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Medium : Acrylic
- - Compatible frames : 13 x 13 cm
- - Is framable : yes
- - Format : small
- - Material : Paper
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Alie Loizel
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.
