Antony Squizzato - Off the lines





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Antony Squizzato's original acrylic painting titled 'Off the lines', created in 2020 or later, is an abstract work on paper, signed at the bottom centre, 40 cm high by 30 cm wide, sold with a frame and delivered with authenticity files.
Description from the seller
Acrylic on fine art Hahnemühle 425g/m2 paper.
Signed on bottom center
Delivered with authenticity files (sent in PDF)
Painting is shipped framed (the frame could be different from the picture depending on the models available in my stock )
"Bold solid colors and playful geometric shapes underline the signature of contemporary French artist Antony Squizzato. His eye-catching work is a fusion of elements from Pop Art, Cubism, Bauhaus and Suprematism."
Squizzato divides his time between his studio creation, art direction and street art projects. He works in a balanced ecosystem between personal production, and commissioned art direction for smart people in search of fresh input.He uses abstraction and minimalism to advance ideas with universal meaning, bringing together traditional methods of painting with digital and new media techniques to create something both classical and contemporary.
Acrylic on fine art Hahnemühle 425g/m2 paper.
Signed on bottom center
Delivered with authenticity files (sent in PDF)
Painting is shipped framed (the frame could be different from the picture depending on the models available in my stock )
"Bold solid colors and playful geometric shapes underline the signature of contemporary French artist Antony Squizzato. His eye-catching work is a fusion of elements from Pop Art, Cubism, Bauhaus and Suprematism."
Squizzato divides his time between his studio creation, art direction and street art projects. He works in a balanced ecosystem between personal production, and commissioned art direction for smart people in search of fresh input.He uses abstraction and minimalism to advance ideas with universal meaning, bringing together traditional methods of painting with digital and new media techniques to create something both classical and contemporary.

