Thierry Auger (1968) - Mona





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Thierry Auger’s original 2026 artwork *Mona* is a hand-signed, 80 × 80 cm canvas made using collage and painting, with a pop-culture theme.
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80x80 cm canvas artwork by artist Thierry Auger. Mixed media technique: montage, collages and painting. The work will be delivered and shipped with insurance and a certificate. Biography below.
The artist Thierry Auger, born in Vichy in 1968, is self-taught. He discovered very early a passion for collage.
These works evolve around collage on canvas, on wood or plexiglass. They also take the form of resin sculptures with embedded objects.
His inspiration can be driven by cinema, fashion, and current events. He knows how to sublimates the totems of our society, to divert them and incorporate them into your interior.
The artist is represented in various galleries in France and elsewhere, with exhibitions in Paris galleries, Austria, Switzerland, and is represented by a work of Brigitte Bardot also at the Baton Rouge Museum in the United States.
80x80 cm canvas artwork by artist Thierry Auger. Mixed media technique: montage, collages and painting. The work will be delivered and shipped with insurance and a certificate. Biography below.
The artist Thierry Auger, born in Vichy in 1968, is self-taught. He discovered very early a passion for collage.
These works evolve around collage on canvas, on wood or plexiglass. They also take the form of resin sculptures with embedded objects.
His inspiration can be driven by cinema, fashion, and current events. He knows how to sublimates the totems of our society, to divert them and incorporate them into your interior.
The artist is represented in various galleries in France and elsewhere, with exhibitions in Paris galleries, Austria, Switzerland, and is represented by a work of Brigitte Bardot also at the Baton Rouge Museum in the United States.

