Valentin Magaro (1972) - Cocoon-Serie – 2000 – signiert






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Valentin Magaro, Cocoon-Serie – 2000 – signiert, acrylic on canvas with spray paint and stencil, in a limited edition of 1, 2000, 84 × 30 × 2 cm, Switzerland.
Description from the seller
Valentin Magaro – Acrylic on canvas – Cocoon Series – 2000 – signed
Originales Werk des Schweizer Künstlers Valentin Magaro (*1972, Münsterlingen, lebt und arbeitet in Winterthur).
The painting was created in the year 2000 in connection with the project „Cocoon at Pigall“ in Zürich. The work was personally gifted by the artist to the current owner at the time. The provenance is documented by a written confirmation from Valentin Magaro dated 2025.
The characteristic black mesh-like structure over an intensely luminous field of yellow, orange and green tones refers to the artist’s typical visual language from this phase of his work. The piece can be displayed both horizontally and vertically.
Valentin Magaro has received, among other honors, the Adolf-Dietrich Förderpreis and was awarded further prizes from the UBS Culture Foundation as well as the International Lake Constance Conference. His works have been shown in numerous exhibitions in Switzerland and internationally and are in private as well as public collections.
Werkdaten
• Artist: Valentin Magaro
• Title: untitled (Cocoon Series)
• Medium: Acrylic on canvas
• Dimensions: L:84 × H30 × B2 cm
• Year of Creation: 2000
• Signature: front signed “valentin ’00”
• Provenance: personal gift from the artist, written confirmation 2025
• Condition: very good
The work will be offered with documented provenance from private ownership.
Artwork Description
Original painting by Swiss artist Valentin Magaro (*1972).
The work was created in 2000 as part of the artistic environment surrounding the project “Cocoon at Pigall” in Zurich, Switzerland. It was personally gifted by the artist to the current owner. The provenance is supported by a written email confirmation from Valentin Magaro dated 2025.
The composition features an intricate black organic network structure spreading across a luminous background of yellow, orange and green tones. The visual language evokes cellular, botanical and biomorphic forms, characteristic of Magaro’s work from this period.
Executed in acrylic on canvas, the painting demonstrates a strong balance between geometric precision and organic growth. The contrast between the dark linear structure and the vibrant chromatic field creates a sense of depth, tension and movement.
Artwork Details
• Artist: Valentin Magaro (born 1972, Switzerland)
• Title: Untitled (Cocoon Series)
• Year: 2000
• Medium: Acrylic on canvas
• Dimensions: 84 × 30 × 2 cm
• Signature: Signed on the front (“valentin ’00”)
• Provenance: Gift from the artist to the current owner; documented by written confirmation from the artist (2025)
• Condition: Very good
The work represents an early example of Magaro’s exploration of organic systems, networks and growth structures, themes that would continue to play an important role throughout his artistic career.
Valentin Magaro – Acrylic on canvas – Cocoon Series – 2000 – signed
Originales Werk des Schweizer Künstlers Valentin Magaro (*1972, Münsterlingen, lebt und arbeitet in Winterthur).
The painting was created in the year 2000 in connection with the project „Cocoon at Pigall“ in Zürich. The work was personally gifted by the artist to the current owner at the time. The provenance is documented by a written confirmation from Valentin Magaro dated 2025.
The characteristic black mesh-like structure over an intensely luminous field of yellow, orange and green tones refers to the artist’s typical visual language from this phase of his work. The piece can be displayed both horizontally and vertically.
Valentin Magaro has received, among other honors, the Adolf-Dietrich Förderpreis and was awarded further prizes from the UBS Culture Foundation as well as the International Lake Constance Conference. His works have been shown in numerous exhibitions in Switzerland and internationally and are in private as well as public collections.
Werkdaten
• Artist: Valentin Magaro
• Title: untitled (Cocoon Series)
• Medium: Acrylic on canvas
• Dimensions: L:84 × H30 × B2 cm
• Year of Creation: 2000
• Signature: front signed “valentin ’00”
• Provenance: personal gift from the artist, written confirmation 2025
• Condition: very good
The work will be offered with documented provenance from private ownership.
Artwork Description
Original painting by Swiss artist Valentin Magaro (*1972).
The work was created in 2000 as part of the artistic environment surrounding the project “Cocoon at Pigall” in Zurich, Switzerland. It was personally gifted by the artist to the current owner. The provenance is supported by a written email confirmation from Valentin Magaro dated 2025.
The composition features an intricate black organic network structure spreading across a luminous background of yellow, orange and green tones. The visual language evokes cellular, botanical and biomorphic forms, characteristic of Magaro’s work from this period.
Executed in acrylic on canvas, the painting demonstrates a strong balance between geometric precision and organic growth. The contrast between the dark linear structure and the vibrant chromatic field creates a sense of depth, tension and movement.
Artwork Details
• Artist: Valentin Magaro (born 1972, Switzerland)
• Title: Untitled (Cocoon Series)
• Year: 2000
• Medium: Acrylic on canvas
• Dimensions: 84 × 30 × 2 cm
• Signature: Signed on the front (“valentin ’00”)
• Provenance: Gift from the artist to the current owner; documented by written confirmation from the artist (2025)
• Condition: Very good
The work represents an early example of Magaro’s exploration of organic systems, networks and growth structures, themes that would continue to play an important role throughout his artistic career.
