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Patrimoine & Culture
Magic Deer
📍 Chaumont, Haute-Marne
· 52000 Chaumont
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Located on the Place de la Loge in downtown Chaumont, this mural by CÉZ ART is 12 meters high. It offers a dazzling visual spectacle of sharp contrasts, accentuated by vivid colors.
The mural took 9 days to complete, and was watched by many passers-by, all curious to discover both the technique and the progress of the fresco. Created using stencils, this street art work will reveal day after day "Magic Deer", a deer with multiple references. "I wanted to make a totemic creation, like an iconic local emblem (which is what Pop Art is all about) while at the same time winking at the protected natural area that is going to be created around Chaumont, for which the deer will be the reference animal."
Through its figurative creations and access to animal bestiary, CÉZ ART, from Reims, imposes its style and sees nature in a big way. "It's a way for me to symbolically give back a place to nature in the city, to the wild animal in the humanized world. It's not necessarily a committed work, but rather a purely visual, graphic and aesthetic work to honor the city of graphic design that is Chaumont."
A successful gamble for this artist, who has already completed more than fifteen similar projects in the region.
The mural took 9 days to complete, and was watched by many passers-by, all curious to discover both the technique and the progress of the fresco. Created using stencils, this street art work will reveal day after day "Magic Deer", a deer with multiple references. "I wanted to make a totemic creation, like an iconic local emblem (which is what Pop Art is all about) while at the same time winking at the protected natural area that is going to be created around Chaumont, for which the deer will be the reference animal."
Through its figurative creations and access to animal bestiary, CÉZ ART, from Reims, imposes its style and sees nature in a big way. "It's a way for me to symbolically give back a place to nature in the city, to the wild animal in the humanized world. It's not necessarily a committed work, but rather a purely visual, graphic and aesthetic work to honor the city of graphic design that is Chaumont."
A successful gamble for this artist, who has already completed more than fifteen similar projects in the region.
