Phạm Văn Huấn (1992) - Éclats d'un Labyrinthe ↑80 →60 cm

Title of the work: Shards of a Labyrinth (2026)
Medium: Oil painting on handmade canvas
Dimensions: 80 × 60 cm
Artist: Phạm Văn Huấn (1992)
Origin: Ho Chi Minh City
Reference: 9 -L28-0826-09
A magnificent contemporary original canvas created in the artist Phạm Văn Huấn's workshop.
Delivered with a gallery certificate.
Sold without frame & without stretcher.
Colors may vary slightly due to the capture by each camera when photographed.

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Artist biography: Phạm Văn Huấn, 1992
Born in Saigon (Ho Chi Minh City) in 1992, Pham Van Huan is a contemporary artist whose work sensitively explores the vibration of urban and commemorative landscapes. Deeply marked by the hustle of his native city, he develops a distinctive painterly language where abstraction competes with poetic figuration.
Through free brushwork and a texture rich in relief, he layers colors to bring forth suspended architectures and bright chromatic harmonies. His canvases, oscillating between shards of vermilion, depths of cobalt, and golden glows, invite the viewer on an intimate journey into structures recomposed by dream and emotion.