Bamèr - Love that hurts - (XL), (unique work)

Bamér is an emerging artist in the contemporary scene, known for his expressive research that blends traditional and modern techniques into an original and engaging visual language.

Love that hurts

The work presents two intertwined figures in an embrace that appears almost monumental. The black lines are thick, rigid, and geometric, suggesting a connection that is as solid as it is constraining. The faces, stylized and fragmented, seem to look in different directions or to lose themselves in one another, conveying a sense of emotional confusion.

The focal point is, without a doubt, the heart at the center. While the upper part of the work is dominated by black and white, the heart introduces the only color element: a deep, dense red. The focal point is, without a doubt, the heart at the center. The heart is not only a symbol of love but an open wound.

The blood that flows vertically breaks the static nature of the black lines, bringing a sense of pain that is “alive” and unstoppable. It represents the emotional price sometimes paid when giving oneself completely to another person.

The very act of loving is “consuming” the heart, which bleeds precisely because of the tight embrace.

The work was entirely handmade with acrylic and spray paint on 100% cotton canvas. The overall dimensions are 110x122, including the space allocated for the frame; the visible surface of the work measures 100x112 cm.
The finish is completed with a protective final varnish, which ensures its preservation over time.

The piece comes with a certificate of authenticity signed by the artist, attesting to its originality and unique value.

The work will be shipped rolled inside a rigid protective tube, placed inside sturdy cardboard packaging (dimensions 10x10 cm), to guarantee maximum security during transport and to protect it from any shocks.

No frame.
Signed on the front and back with date.