Olivier Glon

Under this double name of lenticular artist, there is a mosaic of solid skills constantly sharpened, supported by a singular artistic expression, alive, powerful. These characters inspired by "Kaiju" offer us a playful and very pop universe with this tip of satire of our ultra consumerist society. Trained in an industrial and artistic environment, Olivier has been developing his expertise in the fields of visual creation for 20 years. He tirelessly walks the worlds of 3D, from animation to animated sculpture with a perfect mastery of a wide range of software and a subtle artistic universe.

Olivier questions, questions ... searches, searches ... and finds the relevant answers, technical and graphic solutions adapted, animated by a sharp artistic sense.

Olivier willingly shares his creative universe, colorful, very often populated by Japanese characters who go out of the box, ready to meet you, smile but he also takes hold of another universe, perhaps wiser.

While he often begins his creative work with black pencil and colors, Olivier's palette suddenly comes to life and is then called lenticular art, holograms, algorithms, digital tools and calculations that make you dizzy.

His inspiration has many faces: Alan Turin, Charles Babbage, Albert Einstein, Lewis Caroll, Leonardo da Vinci, Andy Warhol, Lichtenstein, or Gareth Edwards, Miyazaki and all the japanime universe.