artist/ Anguelidis

France

Cyril is part of this emerging generation of digital artists, for whom the graphic palette now replaces the paintbrush.

He draws his inspiration from the excesses of our daily lives to give us his colorful, exotic vision of consumer society, in the form of a resolutely urban work.

creator of the Wom, a sculpture sold in many countries, he travels the world in perpetual search of inspiring subjects.

But how did wom come into being?

Cyril’s mastery of digigraphy propels his pet into the limelight.

Cyril decided to call in a 3D expert to bring it to life, and then finalized the structure by creating a wax prototype.

The first WOM was launched in 2010.

Genuine modern art sculpture at its largest (100cm/75cm ).

A more consumerist version, but just as playful in its small size (21 cm/16 cm), it appeals to ages 7 to 107.

He never loses his attachment to the art world, sparking good humor and stimulating conversation.

Carried around Paris on a leash, passers-by stop to pet him and ask his name…

WOM organizes its outings in the capital’s most exclusive venues, breakfast at Crillon, brunch at Joe Allen’s, il shines under the dome of Printemps-Haussman, where it arouses unprecedented enthusiasm.

In May, while visiting the Big Apple, he seduced New Yorkers, who had their photos taken and filmed alongside him. A STAR IS BORN !

That’s how the WOM found its first buyer on the street!

Back in Paris, Pierre Cardin chose him to be exhibited with his own creations.

He will then spend two months resting at the Kube Hotel in Saint-Tropez.

Cyril is also a member of the committee that oversees the Digigraphie artistic label created by Epson.

“I found in digigraphy a technology and a philosophy in perfect osmosis with my own style of artistic creation. The perfect rendering of the prints gives the viewer access to the truth of the artist’s emotions and imagination. What’s more, the demand for excellence and the scrupulous limitation of prints create a privileged relationship between the artist and his public”, comments Cyril.

His works are printed in very small numbers:

The wom is produced in a limited edition of 8 signed and numbered copies + 2 “E A” in 8 colors.

His digital works are printed on aluminium in 6 copies in 70X100 cm or in 30 copies on paper in 50X70 CM.