Dive into the meticulous world of Benoît Pomel, a French maestro of printmaking. Known for his expertise in linocut, drypoint, and Tetra Pak techniques, Pomel’s work transcends the digital, focusing on the haptic, handmade nature of traditional print processes.
His portfolio, rich in images of seaside vistas, floral motifs, and intimate studio scenes, speaks volumes of his philosophical approach. He treats each print surface as a vital component of the artwork itself. Pomel’s frequent updates on Instagram pull you into his process, showcasing preserved engraved plates and evolving studio projects. This commitment underlines a deep connection to craft—a celebration of the tactile and the tangible.

Dedicated to the art of linogravure and gravure sur Tetra Pak, Pomel’s engagement with tradition is clear. His fine arts pedigree supports a practice steeped in the precise dance between ink, plate, and paper. The workshop vignettes reveal an artisan passionately refining his technique and cherishing the disciplined artistry of image transfer.




























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