Brigitte
Interpreting the world around us in the form of recognisable figures and iconic events, the bright colours of the Pop Collection combine with their serene resin texture to add a vibrant and modern splash to any home.
Epitomising the Bisaillon Brothers' interest in mid-20th century pop culture and 21st century technology, this artwork sees the duo combine their techniques and philosophies in a vibrant mosaic of different mediums. These include: resin, acrylic paint, graphic design and code; all of which feature in the above original. The latter involves Michael Bisaillon’s own trinary code which he applies as a comment on the conflict between digital and analogue in contemporary society.
To discover more of the Bisaillon Brothers' artwork, you can visit their artist page.
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Brigitte
Interpreting the world around us in the form of recognisable figures and iconic events, the bright colours of the Pop Collection combine with their serene resin texture to add a vibrant and modern splash to any home.
Epitomising the Bisaillon Brothers' interest in mid-20th century pop culture and 21st century technology, this artwork sees the duo combine their techniques and philosophies in a vibrant mosaic of different mediums. These include: resin, acrylic paint, graphic design and code; all of which feature in the above original. The latter involves Michael Bisaillon’s own trinary code which he applies as a comment on the conflict between digital and analogue in contemporary society.
To discover more of the Bisaillon Brothers' artwork, you can visit their artist page.
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Interpreting the world around us in the form of recognisable figures and iconic events, the bright colours of the Pop Collection combine with their serene resin texture to add a vibrant and modern splash to any home.
Epitomising the Bisaillon Brothers' interest in mid-20th century pop culture and 21st century technology, this artwork sees the duo combine their techniques and philosophies in a vibrant mosaic of different mediums. These include: resin, acrylic paint, graphic design and code; all of which feature in the above original. The latter involves Michael Bisaillon’s own trinary code which he applies as a comment on the conflict between digital and analogue in contemporary society.
To discover more of the Bisaillon Brothers' artwork, you can visit their artist page.
