DPaliga (1980) - Polyfracture IV






Studied art history at Ecole du Louvre and specialised in contemporary art for over 25 years.
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DPaliga (1980) Polyfracture IV, an original AI-assisted digital painting on canvas (giclée) in mixed technique, 120 × 90 cm, year 2026, in excellent condition, sold directly by the artist from Poland.
Description from the seller
AI-assisted digital artwork, Unique FINE ART print 1/1, original
This series of portraits shamelessly demolishes the human face, treating it as material for dissection, not adoration. Cubist distortions here mock harmony, and emotions are stretched, broken, and displayed for the public to see without a trace of empathy. These are paintings that mock the idea of beauty, while painfully and accurately portraying the modern condition of humanity. Each face here is a grotesque mask—funny, unsettling, and uncomfortably real. Art for collectors who do not seek solace but intellectual discomfort.
Highest quality giclée print of a digital image on canvas with a weight of 365 g/m2, 90 cm x 120 cm (unframed) - once mounted on a stretcher the image area is about 80 x 110 cm.
An additional frame 5 cm wide around the image.
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Sold directly from the artist, carefully and securely packed in a cardboard tube and shipped by insured courier via DPD
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Mockups of wall images from photos are for preview purposes only; the original may differ slightly in size and shade
AI-assisted digital artwork, Unique FINE ART print 1/1, original
This series of portraits shamelessly demolishes the human face, treating it as material for dissection, not adoration. Cubist distortions here mock harmony, and emotions are stretched, broken, and displayed for the public to see without a trace of empathy. These are paintings that mock the idea of beauty, while painfully and accurately portraying the modern condition of humanity. Each face here is a grotesque mask—funny, unsettling, and uncomfortably real. Art for collectors who do not seek solace but intellectual discomfort.
Highest quality giclée print of a digital image on canvas with a weight of 365 g/m2, 90 cm x 120 cm (unframed) - once mounted on a stretcher the image area is about 80 x 110 cm.
An additional frame 5 cm wide around the image.
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Sold directly from the artist, carefully and securely packed in a cardboard tube and shipped by insured courier via DPD
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Mockups of wall images from photos are for preview purposes only; the original may differ slightly in size and shade
