DKT Nando - Happy Cow - Framed 3D Art

● Original Mixed Media Artwork with Integrated 3D Object | Framed Unique Work

“HAPPY COW” is an original mixed media artwork combining a digital image printed on canvas with a resin cow miniature individually integrated into the composition. The scene depicts a traditional rural landscape transformed into a playful surrealist narrative, in which a cow floats above the countryside, suspended by four bright yellow smiley face balloons. This unexpected intervention introduces a humorous pop art element into an otherwise traditional pastoral setting, creating a striking contrast between the familiar imagery of rural life and the absurdity of an airborne animal. The three dimensional cow extends beyond the printed surface, adding depth, volume and a sculptural quality while establishing a distinctive dialogue between two-dimensional imagery and physical objects.

The canvas has been restored and treated with a specialised protective varnish to help preserve its surface, reduce the accumulation of dust and superficial dirt, and facilitate maintenance. The artwork is presented in a classic style wooden frame featuring a subtly glossy black lacquered finish and elegant gold linear accents, enhancing the contrast between the traditional landscape aesthetic and its contemporary, playful intervention.

Medium and materials: Digital image printed on canvas, resin cow miniature and mixed media with integrated three-dimensional elements. Wooden frame with a glossy black finish and decorative gold details.

Edition: Unique original artwork.

Finish: Restored canvas treated with specialised protective varnish.

Overall dimensions (including frame): 42 × 36 cm.

Frame width: 5 cm.

Depth: 3 cm.

The frame features a decorative black lacquered finish with subtle reflections and gold linear accents, adding elegance and definition to the overall presentation. The artwork is individually signed on the front and accompanied by a physical certificate of authenticity.

Edition: Unique original artwork.

Finish: Restored canvas treated with specialised protective varnish.

Overall dimensions (including frame): 42 × 36 cm.

Frame width: 5 cm.

Depth: 3 cm.

The frame features a decorative black lacquered finish with subtle reflections and gold linear accents, adding elegance and definition to the overall presentation. The artwork is individually signed on the front and accompanied by a physical certificate of authenticity.

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● About the Artist

Nando López (Barcelona) is the founder of Dikhotomy, an artistic project dedicated to exploring how images change meaning when they are relocated into new cultural contexts. His work establishes connections between historical iconography, popular culture, everyday objects and visual memory, creating artworks that move between irony, visual appropriation and contemporary reinterpretation.

Through limited editions, paintings, assemblages and object based installations, he develops a visual universe in which the familiar appears altered, encouraging new perspectives on consumption, desire, identity and pop culture.

His work has been exhibited internationally and is also featured through various concept stores in Spain, France, Belgium and Norway. Among his recognitions are a solo exhibition at Gamla Kraftstationen Gallery (Sweden) and Zoo Art Show (Paris-France) 2026, and the publication of his illustration "I Am Jesus" as the cover image of Newsweek Polska in May 2024.

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● Packaging & Shipping
The piece is carefully protected using professional rigid packaging. Fully insured shipping with tracking number included. Orders are usually prepared and dispatched within approximately 24–72 hours.

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● Inspiration: Surrealism, Contemporary Art, Mixed Media, Digital Collage, Object Art, Assemblage, Pop Surrealism, Pop Art, Classical Landscape Painting, framed artwork, Pastoral Imagery, geek, smiley, balloons art, Three-Dimensional Art, Sculptural Intervention, Miniature Art, Visual Humour, parody humor, René Magritte, Marcel Duchamp, Jeff Koons, Banksy, Absurdism, Contemporary Collage, Art Object, Visual Appropriation