‘Eve’ by Camille de Cussac features a female figure on her back, whose deep blue skin serves as a canvas for a series of images that include depictions of people, animals and objects. These elements tell stories centred on relationships, family, friends and love. The main tattoos, placed in the centre of the composition, highlight scenes of affection, connection and tensions.

Surrounding these central scenes are smaller, almost monigot-like figures that fill in the spaces and add additional detail, enriching the visual narrative. These figures and symbols complement the main theme, providing a sense of community and the complexity of human relationships.

The tattoos include scenes of love, violence and family, with French words and phrases such as ‘Famille de Fous’ (family of madmen) and ‘Remplir’ (to fill), providing an emotional and cultural context to the work. The image of a gun, embracing figures and a running wolf suggest a life full of intense experiences and contrasts.

The up-do and long earring add a touch of elegance and femininity to the figure, contrasting with the intensity and rawness of the tattoos, which capture the complexity of human relationships.

This work is ideal for those who appreciate art that explores personal connections and identity through a visual narrative rich in symbolism and detail.

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DETAILS

Type of artwork: Art edition.

Production: El Moderno Gallery.

Printing method: Giclée printing.

Inks: Epson UltraChrome HDR (High Dynamic Range) with resin-encapsulated mineral pigment inks.

Colors: 10.

Resolution: Up to 1440 dots per inch.

Paper: 230 gsm mediaJET® Litho Archiv Mat, made from alpha cellulose and free of acids and lignin.

Edition: Open edition.

Signature: Includes the artist’s stamp.

Additional mark: Includes the El Moderno Gallery blind emboss.

Frame not included.