Description

With "Urban Marianne" , Lasveguix reinterprets the French republican icon through the prism of pop culture and urban imagery. Marianne, a timeless symbol of freedom, fraternity, and resistance, sits at the center of the composition in an aesthetic reminiscent of vintage engravings, but transposed into a resolutely contemporary visual chaos.

Around her, a mosaic of torn posters, graffiti, musical references—including the iconic "Oasis"—and female figures from another era. Words like "LOVE" and "FREEDOM" emerge from the layers of paper, like so many cries in the city.

Lasveguix blends symbols and eras: from antique stamps to a punk aesthetic, including political and artistic slogans. This work embodies a gentle and aesthetic resistance , where today's Marianne does not wave a flag, but shines in the interstices of a fragmented world.

"Urban Marianne" is a committed fresco, where women become the common thread of a collective narrative, reinvented on the walls of our cities.