Vincent LENAERTS - Le monde






Studied art history at Ecole du Louvre and specialised in contemporary art for over 25 years.
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Description from the seller
Vincent Lenaerts – Le monde
Technique: acrylic with fingers on cotton canvas
Support: canvas mounted on a wooden frame
Dimensions: 81 × 100 × 2.4 cm
Finish: ready-to-hang artwork
Signature: hand-signed at the bottom right
Authentication: artist's seal on the back with certificate of authenticity
For each sale: a donation is given to the animal cause. The amount varies with the sale, with a guaranteed minimum paid systematically, regardless of the artwork's price. This approach is part of Vincent Lenaerts' commitment through his concept “Peinture aux Pattes” (Paintings with Paws), an artistic initiative aimed at raising awareness and concretely supporting animal welfare. Each acquisition thus contributes to this mission.
Shipping: secure worldwide shipping with tracking number and insurance.
About the artist
Vincent Lenaerts, aka NEPTCO Art, is a finger-painting artist, sculptor and wood crafter. He mainly paints on canvas and also enjoys sculpting or creating wooden animal frames from time to time.
He predominantly creates animal-themed works, but also portraits. His artistic approach is based on instinct and experimentation. He often works in the dark, sometimes creates some works upside down, and uses unusual objects such as bananas, hammers, cigars, or giant chopsticks to apply the material. This freedom of execution contributes to the unique identity of his work.
His lively and impulsive style captures a raw and sincere energy, plunging the viewer into a deep reflection on their own nature.
His artistic universe is deeply committed to the animal cause. His main motivation is to help and defend animal welfare through his art and his international community.
Over the years, Vincent Lenaerts has built growing notoriety with the public and collectors. His work has been featured in several programs and reports, helping to publicize his artistic universe far beyond Belgium.
His works have joined private collections in many countries around the world. Some have also been acquired or signed by renowned figures, notably a canvas personally signed by Mike Tyson, an iconic figure in international sport.
Vincent Lenaerts develops a large part of his visibility himself. He regularly organizes his own exhibitions, gathers a significant international community around his work, and maintains a direct relationship with his collectors.
With several hundred works created over his career and an exceptional sales rate of over 98%, his trajectory testifies to a rare artistic momentum. His singular universe, his instantly identifiable finger technique, and his commitment to the animal cause help strengthen collectors' interest in original, authentic, and meaningful artworks.
Each creation is a unique piece, impossible to reproduce identically, made in an instinctive process guided by emotion. This approach gives each artwork its own identity and lasting artistic value within a private collection.
Seller's Story
Vincent Lenaerts – Le monde
Technique: acrylic with fingers on cotton canvas
Support: canvas mounted on a wooden frame
Dimensions: 81 × 100 × 2.4 cm
Finish: ready-to-hang artwork
Signature: hand-signed at the bottom right
Authentication: artist's seal on the back with certificate of authenticity
For each sale: a donation is given to the animal cause. The amount varies with the sale, with a guaranteed minimum paid systematically, regardless of the artwork's price. This approach is part of Vincent Lenaerts' commitment through his concept “Peinture aux Pattes” (Paintings with Paws), an artistic initiative aimed at raising awareness and concretely supporting animal welfare. Each acquisition thus contributes to this mission.
Shipping: secure worldwide shipping with tracking number and insurance.
About the artist
Vincent Lenaerts, aka NEPTCO Art, is a finger-painting artist, sculptor and wood crafter. He mainly paints on canvas and also enjoys sculpting or creating wooden animal frames from time to time.
He predominantly creates animal-themed works, but also portraits. His artistic approach is based on instinct and experimentation. He often works in the dark, sometimes creates some works upside down, and uses unusual objects such as bananas, hammers, cigars, or giant chopsticks to apply the material. This freedom of execution contributes to the unique identity of his work.
His lively and impulsive style captures a raw and sincere energy, plunging the viewer into a deep reflection on their own nature.
His artistic universe is deeply committed to the animal cause. His main motivation is to help and defend animal welfare through his art and his international community.
Over the years, Vincent Lenaerts has built growing notoriety with the public and collectors. His work has been featured in several programs and reports, helping to publicize his artistic universe far beyond Belgium.
His works have joined private collections in many countries around the world. Some have also been acquired or signed by renowned figures, notably a canvas personally signed by Mike Tyson, an iconic figure in international sport.
Vincent Lenaerts develops a large part of his visibility himself. He regularly organizes his own exhibitions, gathers a significant international community around his work, and maintains a direct relationship with his collectors.
With several hundred works created over his career and an exceptional sales rate of over 98%, his trajectory testifies to a rare artistic momentum. His singular universe, his instantly identifiable finger technique, and his commitment to the animal cause help strengthen collectors' interest in original, authentic, and meaningful artworks.
Each creation is a unique piece, impossible to reproduce identically, made in an instinctive process guided by emotion. This approach gives each artwork its own identity and lasting artistic value within a private collection.
