Currently on view at David Bloch Gallery in Marrakech, Alëxone Dizac’s
solo show “Banana Spleen” is a whimsical, interdisciplinary exploration
of the artist’s character-driven, colorful aesthetic. The exhibition
includes paintings on fabric, sculptures, an installation, and a mural.
Dizac began his career as a graffiti writer in Paris in the early 1990s.
Though still focused on comical, surreal animal characters, his work
has evolved into many other media. The busy, psychedelic paintings in
the show feature the strange adventures of Dizac’s signature
anthropomorphic birds and dogs as they navigate through abstract
patterns floating in space. Take a look at some highlights from “Banana
Spleen” below before the show ends on November 29.
by Nastia Voynovskaya hifructose.com
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