Julien Ekiem

Ressource – 150x200cm

Name: Ressource - 150x200cm
SKU: JE-RES-150200
Availability: InStock

675,00 €

Author: Julien Ekiem

Ressource, a work created by French artist Julien EKIEM, exclusively for BAMBAM Éditions.

Printed on premium 240 gsm textile canvas.
Each artwork comes with a numbered certificate of authenticity.

Limited edition of 200.

All our artworks are interchangeable: you can easily refresh your décor by simply changing the canvas.
If you already own a BAMBAM frame in the same size, you can purchase the canvas only, without the frame.

Delivery time 15 business days

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SKU: JE-RES-150200 Category: 150x200cm

Characteristics

-Format 150×200 cm

-Premium 240 gsm textile canvas

-Aluminum frame with matte black or matte grey finish

-BAMBAM frame supports included

-Screws and wall plugs included for solid walls

-Interchangeable canvas system

-Canvas available separately (without frame)

-Limited edition: 200 copies

+ 5 VRE copies (publisher reserved edition)

-Delivery time: 15 business days

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Artiste

Julien Ekiem is a freelance artist and designer from Lyon. Born in the Paris suburbs, he developed an early interest in imagery and quickly built up a graphic and visual culture to which he devoted his studies. He began his career as a freelance graphic designer in 2007 and has since worked for creative agencies and various brands. Alongside his design work, Julien Ekiem has developed a more personal style and adopted a simple visual language in his artworks based on clean, stylized lines, combining bold colors, screens, and repetitive patterns. Rich in content and combinations, with a plurality of mediums, his works can be read as an abundant whole or as a multitude of protean and autonomous elements. A versatile and dedicated artist, Julien Ekiem has evolved considerably since his beginnings and is currently moving towards a more contemporary and graphic approach, as evidenced by his latest works.