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Marie Mohanna

Paris graphic novelist Marie Mohanna studied graphic design, type and drawing at ECV, then spent a year travelling. Japan gave her risograph; Ukiyo-e was already a love. Mythic landscapes, architecture and science fiction. A Japan series is done; a Paris series is underway. Colour is the greeting she keeps.

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About this artist

Paris-based graphic novelist Marie Mohanna studied graphic design, typography, illustration and academic drawing at ECV. A year of travel followed; Japan was the lasting one. Risograph gave her the colour she already loved in Japanese prints. Landscapes, myth, architecture, science fiction.

Upon completing her studies, Marie embarked on a global journey that lasted for a year. Her travels took her to various parts of the world, but it was Japan that left the most profound impression on her. She revealed, "I've always been fascinated by Japanese prints. However, my visit to Japan introduced me to a novel printing technique, and that's when I first encountered risograph printing, which I quickly grew fond of." Her experiences in Japan had a significant impact on her artistic approach, leading her to incorporate riso printing into her work whenever possible. The use of risography allows her to emphasize the vibrant and striking colors that are a hallmark of her art.

Marie's artwork often features landscapes and scenes from mythology, and she draws continuous inspiration from architecture and science fiction. She has recently finished a series depicting her travels to Japan and is now in the process of creating another series focused on her home city, Paris.

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