Franko B. (1960) - Senza titolo






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Franko B. (b. 1960) presents an original mixed-media embroidery titled Senza titolo, showing a stylised architectural figure in red thread on a 80 x 80 cm support, signed on the back with the initials FB and an autographed dedication from Italy, dating from 2010–2020 and in good condition.
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Original embroidery by Franko B, an international artist known for a direct, essential, and deeply emotional language. The work features a stylized architectural figure, built with clean lines and an immediate mark, through which the artist’s poetics emerge: vulnerability, body, care. The embroidery, done with red thread, recalls his most recognizable iconography and returns an image suspended between symbol and gesture.
On the back there is the signature FB and an autographed dedication, traced with the same intensity as the front. The dedication lends the work a personal and unique character, documenting the direct relationship between artist and recipient. This element increases the piece’s collecting relevance, attesting to its full authenticity and adding historical and emotional value. The back thus becomes an integral part of the work, completing its narrative.
Original embroidery by Franko B, an international artist known for a direct, essential, and deeply emotional language. The work features a stylized architectural figure, built with clean lines and an immediate mark, through which the artist’s poetics emerge: vulnerability, body, care. The embroidery, done with red thread, recalls his most recognizable iconography and returns an image suspended between symbol and gesture.
On the back there is the signature FB and an autographed dedication, traced with the same intensity as the front. The dedication lends the work a personal and unique character, documenting the direct relationship between artist and recipient. This element increases the piece’s collecting relevance, attesting to its full authenticity and adding historical and emotional value. The back thus becomes an integral part of the work, completing its narrative.
