Nataline Pomar - Free Palestine
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Nataline Pomar, Free Palestine, created on a wooden skateboard deck using spray paint and markers, from 2025, unique edition, 20 × 80 cm with 3 cm depth, hand-signed, origin Spain, in excellent condition, accompanied by a certificate of authenticity.
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"Fuck Art, Let's Play" is from the series I’m painting. In this case, a used and discarded skateboard deck for its intended purpose.
This piece is a statement. In this old skateboard, loaded with history and repainted in an urban style, a direct message reads: "Fuck Art, Let’s Play". This work is both a reminder and a tribute to a chapter of life. The board, altered with coats of spray paint, bears in its fibers the history of many hours of training under the sun and afternoons of concentration.
The skate was my first language, my school, the ground where I discovered discipline, effort, resilience. I practiced for years, until art found me. It was then that I set the board aside to begin a new life of creative exploration, pursuing my passion for painting and visual expression in Fine Arts.
This piece of art was born from that clash of worlds. It represents that part of me that still resonates—the adrenaline and the commitment that every sport demands. But it also embodies my other love: art, with its contradictions, its wild freedom, and its need to break the rules.
In every spray stroke, every color and texture, there is a gesture of rebellion. "Fuck Art, Let’s Play" is not just a message: it’s an invitation to remember that art and play are, at heart, the same. Why separate them? The work challenges the viewer to question themselves, to connect with that playful and carefree side we often forget. It is a piece that breaks schemes, that evokes both street movement and studio creativity, and that continues to seek in a single board the meeting point between my two passions.
This time, the work takes on a reivindicative and activist trajectory. I used a broken board that represents the pain of the Palestinian community and a call to stop genocide.
A unique piece for art, history, and sports lovers, reflecting both the rebellious essence of youth and the nostalgia of a past transformed into a work of art.
It is an old skateboard painted with spray paint and markers. It ships well protected and with the certificate of authenticity.
Seller's Story
I am a visual artist from Spain and my alter ego is Kromatik.
Since I finished my studies in Fine Arts I have been experimenting in different fields such as painting, installation, urban art, murals and design, creating my own enigmatic and visual style.
I use intense colors as a personal language, organic shapes full of life that have the ability to envelop you with positivity and reflection.
It may seem frivolous or naive, but using color to express yourself in these times is an act of rebellion.
I have exhibited in numerous hotels and galleries between Madrid and Barcelona, where I currently work and have my studio, my works have been sold in places such as the United States, Mexico, Spain and France, among others.
My work has been selected in urban art and muralism competitions in Spain.
I have collaborated with brands such as Cervezas Alhambra, Therapyside, Diputació de Barcelona, TotCor, Sr. Marest...
Translated by Google Translate"Fuck Art, Let's Play" is from the series I’m painting. In this case, a used and discarded skateboard deck for its intended purpose.
This piece is a statement. In this old skateboard, loaded with history and repainted in an urban style, a direct message reads: "Fuck Art, Let’s Play". This work is both a reminder and a tribute to a chapter of life. The board, altered with coats of spray paint, bears in its fibers the history of many hours of training under the sun and afternoons of concentration.
The skate was my first language, my school, the ground where I discovered discipline, effort, resilience. I practiced for years, until art found me. It was then that I set the board aside to begin a new life of creative exploration, pursuing my passion for painting and visual expression in Fine Arts.
This piece of art was born from that clash of worlds. It represents that part of me that still resonates—the adrenaline and the commitment that every sport demands. But it also embodies my other love: art, with its contradictions, its wild freedom, and its need to break the rules.
In every spray stroke, every color and texture, there is a gesture of rebellion. "Fuck Art, Let’s Play" is not just a message: it’s an invitation to remember that art and play are, at heart, the same. Why separate them? The work challenges the viewer to question themselves, to connect with that playful and carefree side we often forget. It is a piece that breaks schemes, that evokes both street movement and studio creativity, and that continues to seek in a single board the meeting point between my two passions.
This time, the work takes on a reivindicative and activist trajectory. I used a broken board that represents the pain of the Palestinian community and a call to stop genocide.
A unique piece for art, history, and sports lovers, reflecting both the rebellious essence of youth and the nostalgia of a past transformed into a work of art.
It is an old skateboard painted with spray paint and markers. It ships well protected and with the certificate of authenticity.
Seller's Story
I am a visual artist from Spain and my alter ego is Kromatik.
Since I finished my studies in Fine Arts I have been experimenting in different fields such as painting, installation, urban art, murals and design, creating my own enigmatic and visual style.
I use intense colors as a personal language, organic shapes full of life that have the ability to envelop you with positivity and reflection.
It may seem frivolous or naive, but using color to express yourself in these times is an act of rebellion.
I have exhibited in numerous hotels and galleries between Madrid and Barcelona, where I currently work and have my studio, my works have been sold in places such as the United States, Mexico, Spain and France, among others.
My work has been selected in urban art and muralism competitions in Spain.
I have collaborated with brands such as Cervezas Alhambra, Therapyside, Diputació de Barcelona, TotCor, Sr. Marest...
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Era
After 2000
Country of origin
Spain
Material
Wood
Artist
Nataline Pomar
Title of artwork
Free Palestine
Signature
Hand signed
Edition
Unique
Year
2025
Condition
Excellent condition
Height
80 cm
Width
20 cm
Depth
3 cm
Weight
1.5 kg
