Teejo - Social Addict 2

Social addict 2 D’après Hugo Löffler (German, 1859–1935) instragram : teejocreator Collage numérique Three women rest in peaceful nature. Two of them, absorbed by their phones, have their gaze turned toward their screens. The third, slightly apart, does not own one. She looks. Then something happens. The butterflies seem to abandon the rest of the scene to come to her, as if nature recognized in her the only presence still available to listen. Anachronism here confronts two ways of being connected: one digital, immediate and ubiquitous; the other silent, sensitive and alive. Sometimes you just need to lift your eyes to hear the world start talking to us again. Technique: print on canvas Support: latex ink canvas Edition: /10 Dimension: 40 by 30 cm Sent rolled. No stretcher. No frame. Referenced Artprice Teejo is a French contemporary artist. Cultural mediator, he modernizes old works of great masters by reinventing them with his own vision. He wishes to make (re)discover to the whole world old paintings by great masters sometimes forgotten with time. His passion for classical art has allowed him to develop his talent. He also creates new original works merging poetry, satire, prevention and imagination, conveying many messages through his creations. These works are sold worldwide. He creates his works from digital tools and likes to mix and revisit techniques to achieve the best result. He is also the designer of the "perceptual duality", a graphical innovation filed with the National Institute of Industrial Property allowing multiple images in a single painting thanks to color-filter glasses. Retrospective: -Exhibition of a work in Miami -Television, France 3 regional -Exhibition Galerie Orléans -Radio NRJ appearance -Articles in the press -Exhibition Château de St Jean le Blanc -City prize of St Jean le Blanc -Exhibition solo at Château de Terre Neuve -Gallery Red Crow 45 -Biennale Marcilly Works under copyright / all rights reserved Instagram: @teejocreator

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