CURATED: JULIEN ESPAGNON

Julien Espagnon (b. 1992) studied applied arts before becoming a web designer and then a frontend developer in a communication agency. During his studies, he discovered generative art and the use of code as a creative medium. For an entire year in 2017, he created a daily shape of animated generative art using Processing, which would become the "365 shapes of blue" project.

He translates his digital works into drawings using a plotter. The combination of these two media is the result of his research to develop a malleability between the digital and physical arts, which determines his way of thinking about his algorithms and his creations.



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STELLA NOVA by JULIEN ESPAGNON is a generative curated project. It's the result of much research and variations of a plastic exploration of an event: the Supernovas. This series is based on the principle of cutting and splitting shapes, allowing the discovery of the different phases of the death of a star. The result is an abstract visual interpretation of the chaos coming from the explosion. It is after many explorations—first focused on the figurative and organic aspect of the result, followed by the abstraction of the form by its geometrization—that this work progresses around colors in order to reflect the luminosity of this event. ABOUT THE EDITION NUMBER The editions are numbered randomly, i.e. the edition number is not chronologically assigned to the time of order receipt. All LIMITED EDITIONS are authenticated with a Certificate of Authenticity signed and numbered by the artist on the back of the print.

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Stella Nova

GENERATIVE ABSTRACTION AND BEYOND aims to define a point in history where a network of artists are generating abstract works with algorithms and codes. In collaboration with Verse. 

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