Bazévian DelaCapucinière - Bazévian DelaCapucinière - Neverending Gaze Dachshund dog Teckel Handpainted READY TO HANG






Holds a bachelor’s degree in art history and a master’s degree in arts and cultural management.
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Bazévian DelaCapucinière’s signed original, “Neverending Gaze Dachshund dog Teckel”, is a 2026 mixed-media portrait of a dachshund, made with oil, acrylic and ink on old paper mounted on a 40 × 40 cm wooden panel.
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Portrait Neverending Gaze
In a static pose for a long moment, sometimes one would like to know what he’s looking at.
Technique: Oil, acrylic, and ink on aged papers marouflaged onto wood. The wooden panel is mounted on a 40 x 40 cm frame ■■ 15.7 x 15.7 inches
Sustainability: The wooden frame is crafted by the artist from recycled old books. In an ecological approach, each packaging is made to measure and comes from a recycling network.
》READY TO HANG《
■ → Original signed work. Certificate of authenticity included.
■ → Careful packaging for shipment (plywood, foam, thick cardboard).
■ → Fast international delivery: DHL/UPS/FEDEX (3 to 6 days from France to the United States).
The lifestyle visuals are AI visualizations based on photographs of the real object. The photographs of the real object are definitive.
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French artist whose works have been shown in numerous exhibitions and publications across Europe, the Americas, and Asia. His work was also highlighted on British Channel 4 television in the program “Huge Homes with Hugh Dennis.”
His work engages in a search around image, collective memory, and the traces left by time. Drawing inspiration from 20th-century images, Bazévian explores their transformation, alteration, and reinterpretation through a personal pictorial language.
Between collective memory and personal history, his work evokes oxidized, erased, or time-transformed images. The gaze becomes presence, texture becomes light, and every image reactivated by imagination gradually becomes a new memory.
Bazévian thus develops a singular and sensitive universe, at the boundary between figuration and abstraction, where fragments of the past become the starting point of a contemporary and personal work
Portrait Neverending Gaze
In a static pose for a long moment, sometimes one would like to know what he’s looking at.
Technique: Oil, acrylic, and ink on aged papers marouflaged onto wood. The wooden panel is mounted on a 40 x 40 cm frame ■■ 15.7 x 15.7 inches
Sustainability: The wooden frame is crafted by the artist from recycled old books. In an ecological approach, each packaging is made to measure and comes from a recycling network.
》READY TO HANG《
■ → Original signed work. Certificate of authenticity included.
■ → Careful packaging for shipment (plywood, foam, thick cardboard).
■ → Fast international delivery: DHL/UPS/FEDEX (3 to 6 days from France to the United States).
The lifestyle visuals are AI visualizations based on photographs of the real object. The photographs of the real object are definitive.
■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■
French artist whose works have been shown in numerous exhibitions and publications across Europe, the Americas, and Asia. His work was also highlighted on British Channel 4 television in the program “Huge Homes with Hugh Dennis.”
His work engages in a search around image, collective memory, and the traces left by time. Drawing inspiration from 20th-century images, Bazévian explores their transformation, alteration, and reinterpretation through a personal pictorial language.
Between collective memory and personal history, his work evokes oxidized, erased, or time-transformed images. The gaze becomes presence, texture becomes light, and every image reactivated by imagination gradually becomes a new memory.
Bazévian thus develops a singular and sensitive universe, at the boundary between figuration and abstraction, where fragments of the past become the starting point of a contemporary and personal work
