Animals, architecture, celestial phenomena and more merge with vibrant patterns in kaleidoscopic illustrations. Yohann Azancot, who works as , focuses on repetition, color relationships, and maximalist compositions in his digital works. Drawing on the legacy of 1960s and evocative of circus imagery and M.C. Escher, the artist emphasizes color, symmetry, and line through motifs that often include faces, flowers, eyes, suns, birds, and more.
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