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ABOUT
ME
- A Journey into Painting and Pixel Art.
During the 2020 lockdown, in a small apartment in the heart of Paris, I discovered the joy of drawing and painting. With only a few sketchbooks, pencils, and some paint, I began exploring this form of expression with the sole intention of passing the time and letting my imagination flow.
What started as a simple pastime quickly turned into a true passion, a way to escape and explore visual worlds that resonate with me. Later, pixel art came to complement my painting practice, a natural continuation that allowed me to explore new creative horizons.
Today, I am creating an animated pixel art series that will lead to a series of NFTs, a new way to share and collect my work.
I am eager to share these creations, simply, as they were born: spontaneous and sincere.
I’ve also created an online shop to offer prints of my drawings and paintings. As a thank you for purchasing one of my prints on fine art paper, dibond, or framed, I will gift you an NFT. It’s a way for me to continue this journey and allow those who appreciate my work to take a piece of it with them.
Welcome to this space where I humbly share a more intimate side of my artistic journey.
Stéphanie Rebeccu.
THE PROCESS
Often, to reach a safe harbour, one must first lose their way.
THE PROCESS
To create is to play with the invisible: to attempt to bring forth something beautiful, meaningful, sincere—something that simply longs to exist, regardless of the final outcome. This endeavor, often exhilarating, quickly transforms into an inner journey fraught with obstacles: chaos sets in, doubt creeps in, and one may even feel a sense of disgust toward their own creativity, perceived as inconsistent, meaningless, even useless.
The fruit of this pursuit rarely meets expectations: it disappoints, it falters, it seems to lack beauty. Then, doubt takes over, bringing with it a host of uncertainties about how to approach the resulting work.
Yet, this very doubt, far from being an obstacle, becomes a guide. It opens a clearer path toward understanding the purpose and destiny of this work. The creative process, as chaotic and thankless as it may be, is nothing less than the path leading to light. In the end, the journey was worth it.
To create is to play with the invisible: to attempt to bring forth something beautiful, meaningful, sincere—something that simply longs to exist, regardless of the final outcome. This endeavor, often exhilarating, quickly transforms into an inner journey fraught with obstacles: chaos sets in, doubt creeps in, and one may even feel a sense of disgust toward their own creativity, perceived as inconsistent, meaningless, even useless.
The fruit of this pursuit rarely meets expectations: it disappoints, it falters, it seems to lack beauty. Then, doubt takes over, bringing with it a host of uncertainties about how to approach the resulting work.
Yet, this very doubt, far from being an obstacle, becomes a guide. It opens a clearer path toward understanding the purpose and destiny of this work. The creative process, as chaotic and thankless as it may be, is nothing less than the path leading to light. In the end, the journey was worth it.
- DIGITAL ART
Explore art photography
All my work is available on my shop gallery.
I like to create an atmosphere that is close to painting.
NATURE MORTE
The art of painting
Painting and reading are the only things that truly soothe my mind. The outcome doesn’t matter — it’s the calm they bring that counts.
Simplicity is somehow essentially describing the purpose and place of an object and product. The absence of clutter is just a clutter-free product. That's not simple.
"I consider pixel art an extraordinary way of creating. It took discovering the world of cryptocurrency and the NFT craze for me to test, erase, restart, and finally find my own identity. I believe that my pixel art portraits perfectly align with my style and creative vision. It's also a form of creative addiction."
The Process
ART OF PAINTING
2025
DOG
PORTRAIT
PORTRAIT
PORTRAIT
SELF PORTRAIT
Dog portrait
Marker and Acrylic paint and watercolor
Paris
2025
Marker and Acrylic paint and watercolor
Paris
2025
Marker,indian ink, acrylic paint and watercolor
Paris
2025
Self portrait
Indian ink and marker
Paris
2025
Indian ink and marker
Paris
2025
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“Fallingwater is a remarkable structure of concrete slabs suspended over a waterfall, perfectly uniting architecture and nature” — Marcus Favroe
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Team X and the 1953 International Congress of Modern Architecture
Typical Panelka
Ukraine
1972
Photo:
Sasha Pleshco
Ukraine
1972
Photo:
Sasha Pleshco
Acrylic paint
Charcoal,soft and oil pastel
Paris 2022
Charcoal,soft and oil pastel
Paris 2022
PHOTO
GALLERY
MENTAL
NOISE
"Show more."
Acrylic paint
Ink marker and watercolor
Paris 2025
marker and watercolor
Paris 2025
Paris 2025
Housing designer in the Johnathan Hay Centre that provided a "culturally specific living" for laborers and migrants from the countryside.
Walking dog
Indian ink and marker
Paris
2025
Indian ink and marker
Paris
2025
.Walking dog
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"Drawing with Indian ink and a simple grey marker makes you realize that simplicity is often more interesting than the excessive juxtaposition of elements and paint. Needless to say, this also applies to life."
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Housing designer in the Johnathan Hay Centre that provided a "culturally specific living" for laborers and migrants from the countryside.
Feminity
Indian ink and marker
Paris
2025
Indian ink and marker
Paris
2025
The lost child
Indian ink and marker
Paris
2025
Indian ink and marker
Paris
2025
.FEMINITY
THE LOST CHLD
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