Raphaëlle Emery (1984) - Digital Darling, œuvre originale

The Parisian gallery CHENUS LONGHI presents “Digital Darling,” an original work by Raphaëlle Emery created especially for Urban Art 360 and featured in our selection of small-format works. The Parisian artist used aerosol, acrylic and ink to create a portrait painted on cut-out wood and mounted on an assemblage of floppy disks, cassettes and Game Boy cartridges on a wooden panel. Her work is rooted in a world that remains deeply inspired by the 1990s. These iconic objects extend the manga aesthetic of her heroines and add another dimension to her painterly work, while affirming her penchant for transforming unconventional supports.

· Original, one-of-a-kind work;
· Signed on the front and signed, dated and titled on the back;
· Comes with a certificate of authenticity;
· Carefully packaged;
· Shipped with insurance and tracking;
· If you live in the Paris region, you can collect the work directly from our gallery in the 11th arrondissement.

About the artist:
Born into a family of architects, Raphaëlle Emery studied applied arts and fashion design before devoting herself to painting. Her colorful world draws inspiration from manga, kawaii culture and Pop Art. Her compositions feature contemporary heroines—independent, powerful female figures, sometimes endowed with imaginary powers.
After several years in the fashion industry, she developed a practice combining different techniques, both on the street and in the studio, on canvas and on repurposed supports. A prominent figure on the French urban art scene, she has established an instantly recognizable world in which femininity, imagination and freedom take center stage.
Raphaëlle Emery is part of the street art movement, alongside artists such as Vhils, Invader, Shepard Fairey, JonOne, Kaws and Futura.
Texts and photos Copyright Galerie CHENUS LONGHI.