Following
Following is an original digital art print by Emmanuel Malin. The artwork is sold exclusively as a museum-grade Certified Art Giclee™ in a limited edition of 25.
"I’ve always been fascinated by these huge, connected steel structures in the European landscape that convey electricity", says Malin about the work. "You never really know where they begin and where the trail ends. I have taken that idea and exaggerated it for the basis of this narrative artwork about a group of people that have chosen to follow the trail. Maybe they will find out where it leads."
Each Following print is hand-numbered and comes with a certificate of authenticity signed by the artist and master printer.
"I’ve always been fascinated by these huge, connected steel structures in the European landscape that convey electricity", says Malin about the work. "You never really know where they begin and where the trail ends. I have taken that idea and exaggerated it for the basis of this narrative artwork about a group of people that have chosen to follow the trail. Maybe they will find out where it leads."
Each Following print is hand-numbered and comes with a certificate of authenticity signed by the artist and master printer.
Emmanuel Malin
"I work fairly instinctively", says Parisian artist Emmanuel Bastid (Malin is his artist handle) about his work process. "With each new work or each new commission I try to capture the invisible and try to create several layers of interpretation in an image. The artworks really only find their final form while I work on them.
I like images that allow me to tell my own story, wherein - while working on them - visual clues appear that assist my storytelling. I hope that that feeling of exploration transcends to the person that looks at the images. I try to be chatty in my work also and to give things substance by mixing figurative and abstract elements and big gestures with delicate refinements."
I like images that allow me to tell my own story, wherein - while working on them - visual clues appear that assist my storytelling. I hope that that feeling of exploration transcends to the person that looks at the images. I try to be chatty in my work also and to give things substance by mixing figurative and abstract elements and big gestures with delicate refinements."