KOYA (1967) - Wild Island House Toile 1/1 XL
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KOYA (born 1967) presents Wild Island House Toile 1/1 XL, a 50 by 75 cm digitally painted print on canvas mounted on a wood frame, signed in the bottom right, produced in 2025 in France as an original edition in a realist daytime scene.
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KOYA (1967)
Wild Island House 1/1 XL
50x75 cm
Signed on the board at the bottom right.
2025
NO AI
Printed fabric mounted on a wooden frame, ready to hang.
The electronic certificate of authenticity will be sent to you directly by email.
The work is directly sent by our partner laboratory.
Koya is a French DPLG architect by profession and has been a painter since his adolescence. Working on projects focused on Californian architectures, both private and public, he has long been passionate about American architecture from the 40s to 60s. For his creations, he is notably inspired by architects and designers such as Mallet-Stevens, Le Corbusier, Gropius, Mies Van Der Rohe, Arne Jacobsen, Gio Ponti, Frank Lloyd Wright, Rietveld, Niemeyer, and Alvar Aalto…
He uses the architecture software AutoCAD Architecture for his pictorial creations, which allows him to model buildings in 3D. Following this, in the manner of David Hockney, whom he venerates, he uses his graphics tablet to paint his 'model,' radically transforming these architectures into fairy-tale landscapes.
In these works, we find the inspirations of David Hockney, as well as those of Thierry Lefort, Ruslan Kolomiyets, Lionel Borla, and the photographers Richard Dunkley and Slim Aarons.
Dive right now into the unique and magnificent universe of Koya for a journey you won't want to return from.
Koya's works do not use AI.
KOYA (1967)
Wild Island House 1/1 XL
50x75 cm
Signed on the board at the bottom right.
2025
NO AI
Printed fabric mounted on a wooden frame, ready to hang.
The electronic certificate of authenticity will be sent to you directly by email.
The work is directly sent by our partner laboratory.
Koya is a French DPLG architect by profession and has been a painter since his adolescence. Working on projects focused on Californian architectures, both private and public, he has long been passionate about American architecture from the 40s to 60s. For his creations, he is notably inspired by architects and designers such as Mallet-Stevens, Le Corbusier, Gropius, Mies Van Der Rohe, Arne Jacobsen, Gio Ponti, Frank Lloyd Wright, Rietveld, Niemeyer, and Alvar Aalto…
He uses the architecture software AutoCAD Architecture for his pictorial creations, which allows him to model buildings in 3D. Following this, in the manner of David Hockney, whom he venerates, he uses his graphics tablet to paint his 'model,' radically transforming these architectures into fairy-tale landscapes.
In these works, we find the inspirations of David Hockney, as well as those of Thierry Lefort, Ruslan Kolomiyets, Lionel Borla, and the photographers Richard Dunkley and Slim Aarons.
Dive right now into the unique and magnificent universe of Koya for a journey you won't want to return from.
Koya's works do not use AI.
Details
Artist
KOYA (1967)
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Edition
Original
Title of artwork
Wild Island House Toile 1/1 XL
Technique
Digital painting
Signature
Plate signed
Country of Origin
France
Year
2025
Condition
Excellent condition
Height
50 cm
Width
75 cm
Depiction/Theme
Day scene
Style
Realism
Period
2020+
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