Digital Arts titled "STREET ARTIST" by Lord Wilmore, Original Artwork, Digital Painting Mounted on Wood Stretcher frame

STREET ARTIST (2016) Digital Arts by Lord Wilmore

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Categories Digital Arts under $5,000 Street Art Graffiti

STREET ARTIST fait partie de la série d'art digitale créée par Lord Wilmore dès 2016 : les Bow tie ducks. Cette série met en scène un personnage sans identité (le Canard à Nœud Papillon) qui se confronte au monde réel. Ici, nous le voyons dans une déconstruction de couleurs. Taggué "Street Artist", l'arroseur arrosé. Cette[...]

Lord Wilmore

France

Lord Wilmore, multi-card artist, was born in Longlier (Belgian Ardennes) but now lives near Versailles. He is a graduate of the School of Broadcasting Arts (IAD). His work of fiction cinema has been presented at the Oscars for student films (La tartine au ham) as well as at Venice Critics' Week (The Seven Deadly Sins). He also made a 52’ documentary on the life of Buddha (Being Buddha – France television). Multi-award winning advertising director (in Cannes, New York, Portoroz),

He was for a long time one of the little princes of the short television program in France (on TF1 for the Nicolas Hulot foundation and for the WWF for example) . His upcoming agenda is as heterogeneous as it is flamboyant: a rock album "My name is Lord", a series of documentary films wishing to reconnect humanity with dialogue, as well as several exhibitions of his contemporary digital paintings and now of his post-digital acrylics on canvas.

Since May 2016, Lord Wilmore has exhibited in Ukraine, Corsica, Paris and Brussels. He is now represented in China (Artbank China / Nanjin).

For several years, his work has been haunted by this single question: does humanity still have a chance of surviving? headlong rush of identity. So many reasons to worry but above all to reflect on a possible global collapse.