2022.144 Patrick Nicolas book artist manuscript photographer pop art deco Monaco


ABOUT THE WORK

Original physical prints, dated numbered signed, made from a digital file 


ABOUT THE ARTIST

PATRICK NICOLAS born in 1964 in Mirecourt Vosges Lorraine France

Digital techniques: collage, drawing, writing, painting, photography


LOT1: 120 X 120 CM - MONUMENTAL

Single print. Signature date numbering on the work. 

Original creation. Dimensions: 120 X 120 CM. With hanging system.

Materials: fine art print on paper, glued under acrylic glass, lamination on metal plate.


LOT2: 60 X 60 CM - MEDIUM

Limited edition of 4 copies. Signature date numbering on the work. 

Original creation. Dimensions: 60 X 60 CM. With hanging system.

Materials: fine art print on paper, glued under acrylic glass, lamination on metal plate.


LOT3: 30 X 30 CM - MINIATURE

Limited edition of 6 copies. Signature date numbering on the work.

Original creation. Size: 30 X 30 CM. With hanging system.

Materials: fine art print on paper, glued under acrylic glass, lamination on metal plate.


DIGITAL EXPERIENCE

You buy and pay, you place an order for an original numbered print

A proof is sent to a specialized laboratory for production and shipping


COLLECTIBLES & WORKS OF ART

Certificates of authenticity invoices issued to each buyer

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PATRICK NICOLAS

The soul of creation


Model N181


TEXT TO WORK


“The book is written from this solitude. Each day. You can barely hear the person breathing. We no longer know what or who we are writing for and we find ourselves writing a book that no one expects. We all want to. Take a walk. Losing the mind. We would like to be able to get lost at will. The head no longer works. The eyes no longer look. We all wish we could stand in front of a wall and wait. Let off steam. Don't hold back. We all wish we could kiss as we would fly away. The book is written on the back of one's wings when not at the top of one's lungs. I write to do nothing. We don't care if it's interesting. The painting is of no interest. It is pointless. I don't write to tell or depict. I don't write anymore. I don't know. I do not know what that means. Desire and delirium are unknown. Nobody can understand. I'm looking through the window. Everybody is here. Each person lives in a hut. Nobody knows anyone. Then there comes a moment when everything stops. We can not. It's impossible. We won't be able to do it anymore, with knots in our heads to put up a sentence that makes no sense. You must be crazy and have no other choice. When we have the choice, we don't write, that's not remembering, it's having nothing to say and saying it. » ©PN

“The book is written from this solitude. Each day. You can barely hear the person breathing. We no longer know what or who we are writing for and we find ourselves writing a book that no one expects. We all want to. Take a walk. Losing the mind. We would like to be able to get lost at will. The head no longer works. The eyes no longer look. We all wish we could stand in front of a wall and wait. Let off steam. Don't hold back. We all wish we could kiss as we would fly away. The book is written on the back of one's wings when not at the top of one's lungs. I write to do nothing. We don't care if it's interesting. The painting is of no interest. It is pointless. I don't write to tell or depict. I don't write anymore. I don't know. I do not know what that means. Desire and delirium are unknow