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Adey et Akiza
France
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Adey
Adey is a French artist.
In 2008 she did a co-called "double polychrome cut" training besides the artist Artiste Ouvrier.
She then joined the group of stencil "Working Class Artist".
Her work has no limits, it is a combination of realism and orinism, between vitality and smoothness and between colors and gradations. In her career she combines her two passions, street art and the associative world. It was in Caen, her hometown, where she put in practice her ideas and worked in the promotion of art and culture by participating in a multidisciplinary recidence called " La Fabrique Apefim".
She put the human being at the heart of her ambitions and values the interactions with the public and working with other artists. This is why, Adey does public performances, thsi way her creative processcan be appreciated by the public.
Akiza
Robinson Deschamps, whose artistic name is Akiza, initially did a scientific and graphic training.
He then became passionate about the aesthetics of lettering so he decided to specialize in calligraphy, a field that he will finish teaching later on. His work was recognized and awarded by the Special Prize of the Jury during the Morisawa Award in Tokyo in 2003. The work presented, was a commission made by the French Institute of Oriental Archeology in Cairo, a typography called Mounira.
Akiza has put his talent to the service of brands and creates logos and theater posters. His work focuses on the notion of personality and identity, he questions the representations of the body and its limits, inspired by fantastic universes as well as by pop art and consumerism.
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Adey is a French artist.
In 2008 she did a co-called "double polychrome cut" training besides the artist Artiste Ouvrier.
She then joined the group of stencil "Working Class Artist".
Her work has no limits, it is a combination of realism and orinism, between vitality and smoothness and between colors and gradations. In her career she combines her two passions, street art and the associative world. It was in Caen, her hometown, where she put in practice her ideas and worked in the promotion of art and culture by participating in a multidisciplinary recidence called " La Fabrique Apefim".
She put the human being at the heart of her ambitions and values the interactions with the public and working with other artists. This is why, Adey does public performances, thsi way her creative processcan be appreciated by the public.
Akiza
Robinson Deschamps, whose artistic name is Akiza, initially did a scientific and graphic training.
He then became passionate about the aesthetics of lettering so he decided to specialize in calligraphy, a field that he will finish teaching later on. His work was recognized and awarded by the Special Prize of the Jury during the Morisawa Award in Tokyo in 2003. The work presented, was a commission made by the French Institute of Oriental Archeology in Cairo, a typography called Mounira.
Akiza has put his talent to the service of brands and creates logos and theater posters. His work focuses on the notion of personality and identity, he questions the representations of the body and its limits, inspired by fantastic universes as well as by pop art and consumerism.
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