Jonone (1963) - All the Way up

Le XVI Art Gallery presents this on-linen canvas painting by JonOne that vibrates with a rare graphic intensity, where graffiti becomes an instinctive and sensory language. Each stroke bursts forth with force, translating the artist’s immediate gesture, captured in all its tension and spontaneity.

This piece offers a rare opportunity to invest in JonOne’s contemporary art, a true icon of our era.

In the future, when JonOne’s production comes to an end, the value of his works will rise significantly, making this investment a strategic decision for discerning collectors. Do not miss this rare opportunity to own a part of JonOne’s artistic legacy.

Unique 1/1 work signed directly by the artist John Perrello aka JonOne, available immediately at the gallery at 16 Place des Vosges 75004 Paris.

This is an acrylic painting on linen canvas. Delivered with an invoice and a certificate of authenticity from the artist.

Le XVI Art Gallery commits to wrapping and shipping it directly to your home, in France and abroad. Alternatively, you can pick it up immediately at our Paris gallery.

JonOne biography:

John Andrew Perello, better known as JonOne, is a Dominican-born graffiti artist and painter. He was born in New York in the 1960s and grew up in the vibrant Harlem neighborhood. At seventeen, he began tagging trains and walls in his neighborhood, marking his start in graffiti. Self-taught, he later moved to a new medium: the canvas.

Gradually, he moved from the street to the galleries, and his works are now exhibited worldwide. His creations are deeply influenced by his personal journey, immersed in hip-hop, urban culture, and the New York subway.

His style, at once instinctive and thoughtful, transcends the classical rules of graffiti and street art. He advocates complete freedom in the act of creation, thus developing a “freestyle” painting, liberated from formal or narrative constraints.

In 1987, JonOne settled in Paris. This move marked a decisive turning point. From then on, he dedicated himself fully to conquering the canvas.

In his works, space is saturated. Void does not exist. Color becomes a vital energy. His palette, rich and contrasted, expresses subtle plays of light and matter.

He quickly made a name for himself in the Paris art scene. He captivates critics and collectors alike.

Today, his renown extends far beyond specialized circles. Indeed, he has collaborated with major brands such as Lacoste, Hennessy, Air France, and Perrier.