Phillipé Ducasse

Phillipé Ducasse is best known for using ink in his works to create fine lines and intricate details, infused with radically flowing backgrounds. His works have in common his intrigue of innovative technology and architecture and their relationship with the survivalist tendencies of flora and natural landscapes, which are common subjects in his work. As in the case of his series “Trees,” Phillipé seamlessly coheres plant and machine parts- reminiscent of historical didactic plant drawings- to convey the mutation of the natural into supernatural by means of modern advances. Phillipé magnifies diversity and interest in ordinary subject matter to “make people look a little closer,” a sentiment he uses to suggest the effects of a diminishing attention-span in the times of “fast”culture.

Art Institute of Atlanta

Solo Exhibitions

beautifuL sLum / A Gallery by Integrus Architecture, Seattle / 2017

Group Exhibitions

Pioneer Square Art Walk / Michael Birawer Gallery, Seattle / 2018

Creativity Persists / Center on Contemporary Art, Seattle / 2018

Ballard Art Walk / Leschi Art Walk, Seattle / 2017

Pancakes & Booze Group Art Show / El Corazon, Seattle / 2017, 2018

Bombay Sapphire Artisan Series Semi-Finals / Mason Fine Art, Atlanta / 2016

ARTiculate ATL / Mason Fine Art, Atlanta / 2016

The Skore: Music and Art Event / Smith's Olde Bar, Atlanta / 2015

Vivid Era / Melrose & McQueen, Atlanta / 2013

Art Rap Group Art Show / City of Ink, Atlanta / 2013

The Original Mannequin Project / Melrose & McQueen, Atlanta / 2012, 2015, 2016

Stars Annual Student Award Show / The Art Institute of Atlanta / 2006 , 2007