AMERICAN CHAMPAGNE – Artworks

artwork

May 7

Artistic exploration of Los Angeles – Artworks and Documentary, 2023

In the summer of 2023, we set out on a field trip to Los Angeles, California. There are few places in the world as closely related to big dreams, arts, music, and entertainment as the City of Angels. So we spent some time there to dive into the radiant art scene, explore the omnipresent new age vibes, and find new sources of inspiration. All staged between natural beauty, a consumerist utopia, and unleashed social conflicts.

Fentanyl entity

Serielles Unikat, 80x45 cm. Print, pigment, acrylics, epoxy resin. (2023)

Fentanyl entity by Maison Douce Artcollective, Fine art print combined with painting. Detail on the Eyes

Fentanyl entity by Maison Douce Artcollective, Fine art print combined with painting, oscillating details

Ahnengalerie

Serielles Unikat, 80x45 cm. Print, pigment, acrylics, epoxy resin. (2023)

painting Ahnengalerie by Maison Douce, showing a fighter among the chaos in pink

painting Ahnengalerie by Maison Douce, colorfull details with pigments

"American Champagne," each piece serves as a profound visualization of non-verbal atmospheres —a unique exploration of the city's vibe and intricate observations. Dedicated to themes that echo subconscious collective dynamics and the underlying currency of the city's reality.

As artists, we function as conduits, absorbing and experiencing these urban vibes before transmuting them into visual narratives. From the digital realm through the printing process, to the meticulous application of layers of resin and pigments. This becomes a crucial part of a creative cycle—a manual and meaningful process that breathes life into our narratives.

"American Champagne" is not merely a series of artworks; it's a testament to the profound interplay between reality, digitization, and the manual craftsmanship that defines our artistic identity.

Each piece encapsulates a story, a fragment of our collective experience, and it is through this intentional process that we strive to engage our audience in a dialogue that goes beyond the visual and delves into the very essence of our shared human experiences.