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Déplacement
by Mario Duplantier and SceneFour, 2018

Highlighting the shapes resulting from Duplantier's attack on the drums, Déplacement boasts a variation of primary colors blending into secondary colors. Visible within the work is the presence of Mario's drum kit in the art. Also notable is Duplantier's image, as he is creating the work, in the center of the canvas' visual.

Measuring 30"x 30" on canvas, there are a total of 35 in the edition. All are numbered and individually signed by Mario Duplantier. Each canvas ships with Certificate of Authenticity from SceneFour.

• Measuring 30"x 30" on canvas
• Edition of 35
• Individually signed by Mario Duplantier
• Ships with Certificate of Authenticity from SceneFour

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"Vers le Cosmos" is a collection of artwork built from rhythm by Mario Duplantier and art team SceneFour. Working with drumsticks that light much like a painter uses brushes with oils, Duplantier crafted rhythms that translate into visuals for canvas. The process is an extensive one that begins with open shutter photography to capture Duplantier's movements. Then, a second phase of creation takes place working with the color channels and light featured in the work to bring out the true abstract nature of the rhythms.

More than a year in the creation process, Duplantier worked exclusively with art team SceneFour in Los Angeles to craft the art in the collection. In total, there are 10 different works, each available in highly limited editions. Each is numbered and individually signed by Mario Duplantier. All canvases ship with Certificates of Authenticity from SceneFour.

Duplantier and SceneFour have added a philanthropic element to the release. A portion of the proceeds from the art piece "Acida" will be donated to The Ocean Clean Up, an organization committed to developing technologies to eliminate plastic from the ocean. Learn more about The Ocean Clean Up at TheOceanCleanUp.com.

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