Tiamat & Nisroch
64" x 52" in
(162 x 130 cm)
Size: 63.78" in x 51.18" in
Geographic Location: Assyria (modern-day Iraq and Syria) (ca. -900/-612 BCE)
This painting depicts an intense encounter between two major mythological forces: Tiamat, the embodiment of primordial chaos, and Nisroch, a powerful divine figure with the features of an eagle, holding a pine cone.
Nisroch, with his human body and eagle head, symbolizes divine strength and wisdom. His hybrid appearance connects him to both the heavens and the earth, positioning him as a mediator between the worlds. The pine cone he holds represents fertility, regeneration, and prosperity, symbolizing the potential for growth and renewal in the face of the chaos represented by Tiamat. By holding this sacred object, Nisroch becomes the bearer of purification and protection, using it to repel chaotic forces.
- Year: 2024
- Classification: Unique
- Support: Canvas
- Medium: Acrylic
- Shipped from Japan
- Year: 2024
- Classification: Unique
- Support: Canvas
- Medium: Acrylic
- Shipped from Japan
About Geoffrey Bouillot
Geoffrey Bouillot is a French artist born in 1990 in Chalon-sur-Saône (Burgundy, France) who has been based in Tokyo for the past 13 years.
Known for his delicate lines and bold monochromatic works, he blends traditional and contemporary elements to create art that is both timeless and relevant to the present day. His creations, praised for their depth and visual impact, reflect a unique fusion of cultural influences, drawing from his French heritage and the vibrant art scene in Japan.
Bouillot has already gained international recognition, with his works featured in prestigious institutions such as Museum and Foundation. Additionally, he has participated in auctions at Sotheby's, further establishing his presence in the global art market. These achievements mark him as an emerging artist of note, whose minimalist yet powerful work explores universal themes through a contemporary lens.
With exhibitions in Japan and abroad, Bouillot continues to develop a distinctive artistic voice, inviting the public to reconsider the relationship between art, history, and culture.
Tiamat & Nisroch by Geoffrey Bouillot
64" x 52" in
(162 x 130 cm)
Size: 63.78" in x 51.18" in
Geographic Location: Assyria (modern-day Iraq and Syria) (ca. -900/-612 BCE)
This painting depicts an intense encounter between two major mythological forces: Tiamat, the embodiment of primordial chaos, and Nisroch, a powerful divine figure with the features of an eagle, holding a pine cone.
Nisroch, with his human body and eagle head, symbolizes divine strength and wisdom. His hybrid appearance connects him to both the heavens and the earth, positioning him as a mediator between the worlds. The pine cone he holds represents fertility, regeneration, and prosperity, symbolizing the potential for growth and renewal in the face of the chaos represented by Tiamat. By holding this sacred object, Nisroch becomes the bearer of purification and protection, using it to repel chaotic forces.
- Year: 2024
- Classification: Unique
- Support: Canvas
- Medium: Acrylic
- Shipped from Japan
- Year: 2024
- Classification: Unique
- Support: Canvas
- Medium: Acrylic
- Shipped from Japan
About Geoffrey Bouillot
Geoffrey Bouillot is a French artist born in 1990 in Chalon-sur-Saône (Burgundy, France) who has been based in Tokyo for the past 13 years.
Known for his delicate lines and bold monochromatic works, he blends traditional and contemporary elements to create art that is both timeless and relevant to the present day. His creations, praised for their depth and visual impact, reflect a unique fusion of cultural influences, drawing from his French heritage and the vibrant art scene in Japan.
Bouillot has already gained international recognition, with his works featured in prestigious institutions such as Museum and Foundation. Additionally, he has participated in auctions at Sotheby's, further establishing his presence in the global art market. These achievements mark him as an emerging artist of note, whose minimalist yet powerful work explores universal themes through a contemporary lens.
With exhibitions in Japan and abroad, Bouillot continues to develop a distinctive artistic voice, inviting the public to reconsider the relationship between art, history, and culture.
