NOTTE (1984) L - A.I Killed my job

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NOTTE (1984) présente A.I Killed my job, une œuvre originale sur toile de 80 × 80 cm au marqueur, street art en noir et blanc, 1/1 unique, datée 2025, sur le thème Culture Pop et signée à la main avec certificat d’authenticité, réalisée en France et vendue par Galerie.

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• NOTTE
• 2025
• AI Killed my job
• 80x80 cm
• Marker on canvas
• 1/1 unique
• Certificate of Authenticity
• Hand Signed by the artist

Frame not included
"Vendu sans cadre"


The Aesthetic: A Neo-Expressionist Heritage
At first glance, the influence of Jean-Michel Basquiat is undeniable, a connection explicitly claimed by the artist with the line: "Only Basquiat can put this on a canvas." We find the iconic three-pointed crown, the nervous stroke of charcoal or grease pencil, and an "all-over" composition where negative space is treated as a threat. The work also borrows from Doodle Art and street graffiti codes, creating a sense of urgency—as if these thoughts were hurled onto the canvas before they could evaporate.
Thematics: Modernity on Trial
The piece functions as a distorted mirror of our daily lives, structured around several critical pillars:
* Critique of the Art Market: The reference to "6M$ for a banana" (alluding to Maurizio Cattelan’s work) mocks the absurd speculation of the contemporary art world.
* The Empire of Algorithms: The GAFAM acronym, mentions of "Infinite Scroll," and "Deep Fake" depict an alienating technological landscape. The artist highlights the commodification of identity with the line "14.99€/month for a certified profile."
* Fast Fashion and Finance: The battle cry "Fuck Fast Fashion" against the ubiquity of SHEIN sits alongside references to ETFs and the S&P 500, illustrating a generation torn between ethical conscience and financial survival.
* A.I. Anxiety: The central figure, face contorted under the slogan "A.I. killed my job," captures the existential insecurity of creators facing automation.
Symbolism and Composition
The strength of the drawing lies in its circular movement. The eye never rests. We move from a marketing "funnel" to a Nike sneaker ("Made in RPC"), ending on a bruised face wearing bandages—a symbol of humanity battered by this "Dopamine" (a keyword hidden on the edge).

The Critic’s Verdict: This work is a graphic scream. It does not seek beauty, but relevance. It is a time capsule that perfectly captures the "everything, everywhere, all at once" era, where art, money, and pixels collide in an exhausting whirlwind.

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Biography of Laurent Notte

Laurent Notte, born in 1984, is a French creative active in the fields of visual art, design, and communication.

He works in multiple professional roles: contemporary artist, graphic designer, art director, illustrator, and entrepreneur in the visual communication sector.

Artistic Career

As an artist known under the pseudonym NOTTE, Laurent Notte develops a contemporary visual universe at the crossroads of street art, doodle art, and digital art. His work is characterized by detailed compositions created with markers on canvas or digitally, addressing themes related to current events, technology, modern society, and visual culture.

His art explores spontaneity in drawing, richness of detail, and often reflects a critical or contemplative view of the surrounding world. He also produces limited edition art prints and reproductions on fine art paper.

His creative approach draws inspiration from street art influences as well as classical and contemporary references, emphasizing artistic freedom and blending personal sensibility with reflections on social change.

Professional and Entrepreneurial Activities

Alongside his artistic work, Laurent Notte is the founder and director of the communication agency Adstriver, established in 2016.

The agency provides services in visual communication, digital marketing, creative strategy, graphic design, and advertising for companies and organizations. It supports clients in developing their brand image and graphic materials.

Laurent Notte serves as senior art director and visual strategy consultant, with experience in design, branding, and communication projects for businesses and institutions.

Professional Profile

He is described as a senior graphic designer specializing in visual communication, brand identity, print and digital design, capable of managing projects in graphic design, logo creation, visual guidelines, and communication strategy.

Summary
Laurent Notte is a versatile French contemporary artist and entrepreneur:

- visual and contemporary artist (NOTTE), exploring street art and doodle art;
- art director and graphic designer;
- founder and director of the communication agency Adstriver;
- professional in design, illustration, and visual strategy.


À propos du vendeur

Contemporary Art, Design & Street Art ⚡

• NOTTE
• 2025
• AI Killed my job
• 80x80 cm
• Marker on canvas
• 1/1 unique
• Certificate of Authenticity
• Hand Signed by the artist

Frame not included
"Vendu sans cadre"


The Aesthetic: A Neo-Expressionist Heritage
At first glance, the influence of Jean-Michel Basquiat is undeniable, a connection explicitly claimed by the artist with the line: "Only Basquiat can put this on a canvas." We find the iconic three-pointed crown, the nervous stroke of charcoal or grease pencil, and an "all-over" composition where negative space is treated as a threat. The work also borrows from Doodle Art and street graffiti codes, creating a sense of urgency—as if these thoughts were hurled onto the canvas before they could evaporate.
Thematics: Modernity on Trial
The piece functions as a distorted mirror of our daily lives, structured around several critical pillars:
* Critique of the Art Market: The reference to "6M$ for a banana" (alluding to Maurizio Cattelan’s work) mocks the absurd speculation of the contemporary art world.
* The Empire of Algorithms: The GAFAM acronym, mentions of "Infinite Scroll," and "Deep Fake" depict an alienating technological landscape. The artist highlights the commodification of identity with the line "14.99€/month for a certified profile."
* Fast Fashion and Finance: The battle cry "Fuck Fast Fashion" against the ubiquity of SHEIN sits alongside references to ETFs and the S&P 500, illustrating a generation torn between ethical conscience and financial survival.
* A.I. Anxiety: The central figure, face contorted under the slogan "A.I. killed my job," captures the existential insecurity of creators facing automation.
Symbolism and Composition
The strength of the drawing lies in its circular movement. The eye never rests. We move from a marketing "funnel" to a Nike sneaker ("Made in RPC"), ending on a bruised face wearing bandages—a symbol of humanity battered by this "Dopamine" (a keyword hidden on the edge).

The Critic’s Verdict: This work is a graphic scream. It does not seek beauty, but relevance. It is a time capsule that perfectly captures the "everything, everywhere, all at once" era, where art, money, and pixels collide in an exhausting whirlwind.

__________________________________________

Biography of Laurent Notte

Laurent Notte, born in 1984, is a French creative active in the fields of visual art, design, and communication.

He works in multiple professional roles: contemporary artist, graphic designer, art director, illustrator, and entrepreneur in the visual communication sector.

Artistic Career

As an artist known under the pseudonym NOTTE, Laurent Notte develops a contemporary visual universe at the crossroads of street art, doodle art, and digital art. His work is characterized by detailed compositions created with markers on canvas or digitally, addressing themes related to current events, technology, modern society, and visual culture.

His art explores spontaneity in drawing, richness of detail, and often reflects a critical or contemplative view of the surrounding world. He also produces limited edition art prints and reproductions on fine art paper.

His creative approach draws inspiration from street art influences as well as classical and contemporary references, emphasizing artistic freedom and blending personal sensibility with reflections on social change.

Professional and Entrepreneurial Activities

Alongside his artistic work, Laurent Notte is the founder and director of the communication agency Adstriver, established in 2016.

The agency provides services in visual communication, digital marketing, creative strategy, graphic design, and advertising for companies and organizations. It supports clients in developing their brand image and graphic materials.

Laurent Notte serves as senior art director and visual strategy consultant, with experience in design, branding, and communication projects for businesses and institutions.

Professional Profile

He is described as a senior graphic designer specializing in visual communication, brand identity, print and digital design, capable of managing projects in graphic design, logo creation, visual guidelines, and communication strategy.

Summary
Laurent Notte is a versatile French contemporary artist and entrepreneur:

- visual and contemporary artist (NOTTE), exploring street art and doodle art;
- art director and graphic designer;
- founder and director of the communication agency Adstriver;
- professional in design, illustration, and visual strategy.


À propos du vendeur

Contemporary Art, Design & Street Art ⚡

Détails

Artiste
NOTTE (1984) L
Vendu avec cadre
Non
Vendu(e) par
Galerie
Édition
Original
Titre de l'œuvre d'art
A.I Killed my job
Technique
Stylo feutre
Signature
Signé à la main
Pays d’origine
France
Année
2025
Condition
Excellent état
Couleur
Blanc, Noir
Hauteur
80 cm
Largeur
80 cm
Représentation/thème
Culture Pop
Style
Street art
Période
2020 et après
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