jonathan bréchignac draws painstakingly detailed carpets with ball-point pens
each of the pieces take several months to complete, with painstaking detail exploring various motifs and patterns from QR codes to religious iconography.
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jonathan bréchignac draws painstakingly detailed carpets with ball-point pens
(above) carpet #6 / blue ball-point pen and UV ink on paper
all images courtesy of jonathan bréchignac
paris-based artist jonathan bréchignac has drawn ‘the carpets‘ series using only ball-point pens. made to fit the size of muslim prayer rugs, each of the pieces take several months to complete, with painstaking detail exploring various motifs and patterns — from QR codes to religious iconography. the illustrated rugs are informed by different types of art, such as oriental, pre-columbian, gothic, japanese, native american, military camouflage and animal patterns. together, they create a mix of civilizations and religions that bring forth a new meaning and interpretation.

detail of carpet #6

carpet #8 / blue ballpoint pencils, marker, pyrography and UV ink on paper

detail of carpet #8

carpet #7 / blue, black ball-point pens, blue ink and colored pencils on paper

detail of carpet #7

carpet #5 / blue, black ball-point pens and colored pencils on paper

carpet #1 / black ball-point pen on paper

detail of carpet #1

carpet #3 / black ball-point pen on paper

carpet #4 / black ball-point pen on paper
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