Seb Niark1

Official gig poster for Billy Strings
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Here's the official poster I created for Billy Strings' show at PeoplesBank Arena in Hartford, CT, on July 28, 2026.

If you've been following my work for a while, you probably know that I enjoy jumping between different media and visual languages. From illustration and collage to painting, murals and poster design, I love exploring new territories while keeping the same visual identity.

Creating this poster was an opportunity to explore a more psychedelic, folk-inspired direction while staying true to my own graphic vocabulary.

The poster was screen printed, and I'll have a small number of Artist Proofs available soon. More details to come.

Big thanks to Billy Strings and the whole team for trusting me with this one.
Billy Strings

Ma fresque pour le salon de notre atelier, l'Atelier Parcours (Atelier Parcours) à Montpellier, réalisée pour notre événement « Open House » de vendredi dernier.
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Une compo en deux parties autour de la fenêtre, calée sur place en mode impro avec les couleurs dispos sous la main.
Le reste du lieu (murs intérieurs et extérieur) a aussi été repeint par les artistes de l'atelier et les potes artistes.
(Pas simple à photographier avec le gros contre-jour de la fenêtre 😅)

Du coup, plutôt oiseau ou chat ?




My mural for the living room at our studio, Atelier Parcours (Atelier Parcours) in Montpellier, painted for our "Open House" event last Friday.
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A two-part layout framing the window, improvised on the spot using whatever colors we had available at the studio.
The rest of the space (inside walls and outdoors) was also covered by the studio crew and artist friends.
(Not the easiest to shoot with that heavy backlight from the window 😅)

So, bird or cat ?

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Digital Noise & Surrealist Scraps.

Just a bunch of recent and old works, research, canceled projects, and unfinished experiments never edited yet.

Pushing digital collage through a Dadaist lens. Weird, distorted, and uncanny. Exploring the beauty of the bizarre through Xerox textures and fragmented forms.

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Monster Eye
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Technique: Acrylic paint, spray paint, and paper collage on canvas.
Size: 55 x 46 cm (10F)

This piece is an exploration of textures and layers, blending abstract backgrounds with raw, figurative elements. At the center of the visual noise stands a single, solid eye—a focal point that grounds the chaotic energy of the work.

👁 Available for purchase.
DM if interested!