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Pink Kami- Oni (Gods vs Evils) - Limited Edition 1 of 10 Print

Claude Charlier

United States

Printmaking, Paper on Paper

Size: 13 W x 19 H x 0.2 D in

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When I lived in Japan, I felt in love with the beauty of Japanese calligraphy and art, The inspiration for this print came from the 1964 movie "Kaidan" specially the story of "Hoichi the Earless": Hoichi is a blind musician, living in a monastery who sings so well that a ghostly imperial court commands him to perform the epic ballad of their death battle for them. But the ghosts are draining away his life, and the monks set out to protect him by writing a holy mantra over his body to make him invisible to the ghosts. But they've forgotten something. The title of this art print is: Kami - Oni (Gods vs Evils) The first letter on the forehead is "Kami" (God) to protect the Geisha from "Oni" (Evils) it's a take on Ying and Yang This an original digital art print on Museum Etching Fine Art paper. The title of this print is: Pink Kami-Oni (God vs Evil). It's a limited edition of 10 signed prints, each one is signed on the bottom right of the print.

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Printmaking:Paper on Paper

Original:One-of-a-kind Artwork

Size:13 W x 19 H x 0.2 D in

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French artist Claude Charlier is known for his hyper-realistic paintings of discarded cigarette packs and crushed soda cans. Charlier was born in France and studied music and fine art for much of his life. He maintained a career as a professional fashion photographer which led him to travel the world for many years and live not only in Europe and the USA, but for many years in Tokyo. It was during these travels that he was inspired by a discarded soda can and decided to create his Rubbish Collection. Charlier’s choice to paint the discarded objects acts as a means to recycle them, and thus the beauty and memories associated with the consumers’ use.

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