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“PSN" stands for “Poussin”, the French word for “chick”. This is my interpretation of a rubber duckie floating in a space. It is about reconnecting with my inner child and with the nostalgia it creates, a child-like adventurous process was practiced in making this piece. It’s a very playful and explorative piece, where new techniques were introduced. I was influenced by Yayoi Kusama’s earlier “netting” technique and so I created my own version. I incorporated this inspired design element into the painting's background, giving it a newfound atmospheric environment of depth and dimension for the deconstructed object to cohesively exist in.
“PSN" stands for “Poussin”, the French word for “chick”. This is my interpretation of a rubber duckie floating in a space. It is about reconnecting with my inner child and with the nostalgia it creates, a child-like adventurous process was practiced in making this piece. It’s a very playful and explorative piece, where new techniques were introduced. I was influenced by Yayoi Kusama’s earlier “netting” technique and so I created my own version. I incorporated this inspired design element into the painting's background, giving it a newfound atmospheric environment of depth and dimension for the deconstructed object to cohesively exist in.
“PSN" stands for “Poussin”, the French word for “chick”. This is my interpretation of a rubber duckie floating in a space. It is about reconnecting with my inner child and with the nostalgia it creates, a child-like adventurous process was practiced in making this piece. It’s a very playful and explorative piece, where new techniques were introduced. I was influenced by Yayoi Kusama’s earlier “netting” technique and so I created my own version. I incorporated this inspired design element into the painting's background, giving it a newfound atmospheric environment of depth and dimension for the deconstructed object to cohesively exist in.
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PSN Painting

Ugo Nonis

United States

Painting, Acrylic on Canvas

Size: 40 W x 60 H x 1.5 D in

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“PSN" stands for “Poussin”, the French word for “chick”. This is my interpretation of a rubber duckie floating in a space. It is about reconnecting with my inner child and with the nostalgia it creates, a child-like adventurous process was practiced in making this piece. It’s a very playful and explorative piece, where new techniques were introduced. I was influenced by Yayoi Kusama’s earlier “netting” technique and so I created my own version. I incorporated this inspired design element into the painting's background, giving it a newfound atmospheric environment of depth and dimension for the deconstructed object to cohesively exist in.

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Painting:Acrylic on Canvas

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Size:40 W x 60 H x 1.5 D in

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Born in Paris, France in 1977. Lives in Los Angeles. Creates contemporary art. Uses a hybrid of painting and drawing to form shapes though line work.

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