Florent Bodart
A playful exploration of the natural world through a lens of vintage technology and surrealism.
Works by Florent Bodart
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Curated Sets
The collections within Florent’s work
Celestial Journeys
4 Prints · Ready to Frame
These works share a cosmic theme, featuring astronauts, celestial bodies, and a distinct futuristic, often retro-inspired aesthetic. — ‘12 Moons’, ‘Antigravity’, ‘Astropirate’ and ‘Astronaut’.
Avian Studies
A collection united by its focus on birds, rendered with a consistent graphic style and limited, often monochrome, color palettes.
Pop Culture Echoes
This set brings together works referencing iconic elements of popular culture, executed with a playful, graphic sensibility.
About Florent
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Visual voice
Good to Know
What inspires Florent Bodart’s artwork?
His illustrations are inspired by nature, technology, and objects from the past, often influenced by his upbringing in a family of artists and violin makers.
How does the artist create his pieces?
Bodart uses a hybrid process that combines traditional hand-drawn elements with digital techniques to create his surreal compositions.
What are the recurring themes in this collection?
The collection frequently features anthropomorphic animals, intricate repetitive patterns, and themes of vintage nostalgia and technology.
Has Florent Bodart collaborated with any organizations?
Yes, he has completed professional collaborations with the Centre des monuments nationaux (CMN) and international brands such as Wituka and Oxbow.
What is the artist's professional background?
He is a self-taught illustrator who began his career on the Threadless platform under the pseudonym "Speakerine" before establishing his independent practice.
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