Truteau (1970) - The New Origin (Graffiti Background)





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Frédéric Truteau’s original mixed-media street art work The New Origin (Graffiti Background), 55 × 46 cm, created in 2026, a unique piece signed bottom right and issued from France with a certificate of authenticity.
Description from the seller
The New Origin (Graffiti Background)
Aerosol on canvas
Work from the series "Under control"
Stencil on canvas
Original Work
Unique Piece
2026
55x46 cm
Signed bottom right
Delivered with certificate of authenticity
Artist referenced on Artprice and Artnet
France,
Shipped with Insurance
About the artist:
Frédéric Truteau, self-taught painter born in Marseille in 1970, now living near Aix-en-Provence.
His works, created in the street art style and inspired by iconic figures such as Blek le Rat and Banksy, are imbued with humor and mockery, precious artistic tools in his eyes.
Truteau uses these devices to counter the ideas and situations commonly accepted.
Dare, shake things up, disturb, surprise, no matter what.
For Frédéric Truteau, the essential is to provoke a reaction by sharing his own view of things.
The New Origin (Graffiti Background)
Aerosol on canvas
Work from the series "Under control"
Stencil on canvas
Original Work
Unique Piece
2026
55x46 cm
Signed bottom right
Delivered with certificate of authenticity
Artist referenced on Artprice and Artnet
France,
Shipped with Insurance
About the artist:
Frédéric Truteau, self-taught painter born in Marseille in 1970, now living near Aix-en-Provence.
His works, created in the street art style and inspired by iconic figures such as Blek le Rat and Banksy, are imbued with humor and mockery, precious artistic tools in his eyes.
Truteau uses these devices to counter the ideas and situations commonly accepted.
Dare, shake things up, disturb, surprise, no matter what.
For Frédéric Truteau, the essential is to provoke a reaction by sharing his own view of things.

