BIOGRAPHY
Yoons, whose real name is Yoni Lallouche, is a French contemporary artist whose work explores the boundary between image, perception, and transformation.
Self-taught, he has been developing a unique approach for several years, blending visual art, technology, and immersive experience.
After his beginnings in Pop Art, where he drew inspiration from contemporary visual culture and popular icons, Yoons evolved his practice towards a more experimental research, focusing on movement and interaction.
It is within this approach that he turned to lenticular art, a technique that allows the creation of constantly transforming works.
Through this process, his creations are no longer static: they evolve according to the viewing angle, offering multiple interpretations of the same image.
A new vision of the image
With the Chromatic Faces collection, Yoons fully asserts her artistic identity.
This series of lenticular portraits explores duality, emotion, and perception through constantly changing faces.
Each artwork becomes a visual experience, where the viewer plays an active role: by moving, they reveal different expressions, fragments, or realities.
The image is no longer singular — it is multiple.
Physical art & digital dimension
In an effort to root her work in her time, Yoons integrates a phygital dimension into some of her artworks.
Thanks to the addition of QR codes leading to NFTs, each creation has a digital certificate of authenticity, extending the artistic experience beyond the physical medium.
This approach connects the world of traditional art to the digital universe, while reinforcing the traceability and value of the artworks.
A unique artistic signature
Today, Yoons is developing a universe where art is no longer just something to be looked at, but something to be experienced.
His works invite interaction, movement, and a different way of seeing.
Through his creations, he offers a contemporary vision of art:
Art in motion, between the real and the digital, where each gaze reveals a new reality.