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Artist: jjoy
Secret thoughts
By jjoy
Located in Saint Ouen, FR
« I have been drawing as far as I can remember.
As a necessity that has accompanied me in my personal evolution, I find lightness through my art. My drawings are interpretations of everyday observations transformed into whimsical escapes from the crevices of my mind. There is a constant connection and exploration of how each of my drawings portray characters that represent strength, beauty, nonchalance, curiosity, valor, and even magic.
While the materials I use in my current work are ink and paper, the ideas behind my art are primarily surrealist in nature. The spontaneity in my artistic process, composed of biomorphic elements, is an automatic expression of my subconscious. In my art, I create my own world of fantasy where I invite the viewer to move into a speculative state of wonder and they are left with their own interpretation of the lines. »
Secret thoughts...
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2010s Jjoy Art
Materials
India Ink
Break time
By jjoy
Located in Saint Ouen, FR
« I have been drawing as far as I can remember.
As a necessity that has accompanied me in my personal evolution, I find lightness through my art. My drawings are interpretations of ...
Category
2010s Jjoy Art
Materials
India Ink
The roots
By jjoy
Located in Saint Ouen, FR
« I have been drawing as far as I can remember.
As a necessity that has accompanied me in my personal evolution, I find lightness through my art. My drawings are interpretations of everyday observations transformed into whimsical escapes from the crevices of my mind. There is a constant connection and exploration of how each of my drawings portray characters that represent strength, beauty, nonchalance, curiosity, valor, and even magic.
While the materials I use in my current work are ink and paper, the ideas behind my art are primarily surrealist in nature. The spontaneity in my artistic process, composed of biomorphic elements, is an automatic expression of my subconscious. In my art, I create my own world of fantasy where I invite the viewer to move into a speculative state of wonder and they are left with their own interpretation of the lines. »
The roots...
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Victory
By jjoy
Located in Saint Ouen, FR
« I have been drawing as far as I can remember.
As a necessity that has accompanied me in my personal evolution, I find lightness through my art. My drawings are interpretations of ...
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