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© Antoine LamontagneConsumption and Tradition (2026)
Bois / Original work•Street Art
51 × 37.5 × 0.79 in | 129.5 × 95.3 × 2 cm
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This diptych presents two visually dense panels filled with cultural and culinary symbols. The left panel features a vivid red palette, combining global brand logos, caricatured figures, and pop culture icons, evoking a critical and saturated mood. The right panel uses earth tones to depict food items, animals, and human figures in an expressive, narrative style. Together, the work contrasts industrial consumption with local traditions, employing a raw, mixed technique of painting and drawing that reflects a spontaneous creative process.
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51 × 37.5 × 0.79 in | 129.5 × 95.3 × 2 cm · Acrylic · Bois
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