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Is Art of Raphisho available for exhibitions or gallery collaborations?

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What is Art of Raphisho's artistic style?

Art of Raphisho works within the Expressionism movement. Discover the full approach and artist statement in the dedicated sections of this portfolio.

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All works presented in this portfolio are originals signed by Art of Raphisho. Each piece is unique and comes with a certificate of authenticity. Techniques include Dessin.

Where is Art of Raphisho based?

Art of Raphisho is based in Montpellier. Works can be shipped worldwide. For studio visits or local exhibitions, contact the artist directly.

Artist Expressionism · Dessin · Montpellier

Art of Raphisho — Illustrations

Artistic style · Expressionism

📍 Montpellier
📷 @raphisho

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Masterpiece

Atlantis

2026 · Dessin · A3

Original work

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**N.B.:** The mentioned work is not documented in accessible databases; the note is therefore based on the provided elements. *Atlantide* by Raphisho presents itself as a visual meditation on the collapse of civilizations and their submerged memory. Through a pictorial treatment that is both dark and fluid, the artist seems to capture the evanescence of sunken utopias, where light barely pierces the troubled waters of oblivion. The work, like the mythical narratives it evokes, plays on a tension between presence and absence, matter and dissolution. The palette, dominated by deep blues and muted ochres, reinforces this atmosphere of loss and resurgence. Raphisho thus questions the boundaries between history and legend while offering a melancholic contemplation of ruins that time refuses to consume. A piece that dialogues with the great themes of metaphysical painting while injecting a contemporary singularity.

— Curatorial note

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