GINI MARTA - Little McRabbit





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Little McRabbit is an original 2026 acrylic painting on canvas by GINI MARTA, measuring 130 cm by 98 cm with rose, yellow, white and blue tones, in a pop culture/folk art style, signed by hand and accompanied by a hand-signed certificate of authenticity, sent rolled.
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ACRYLIC PAINTING ON CANVAS (rolled shipment, canvas not mounted on a stretcher).
Shipped in a telescopic box with its handmade, signed certificate of authenticity.
GINI MARTA is a contemporary artist who develops instinctive painting by mixing bad painting, expressive abstraction and brand appropriation in a pop and graphic spirit. Her deliberately raw gestural, her bright colors and recurring motifs create an immediate visual language, oscillating between controlled chaos and subtle irony. In each canvas, Marta Gini explores the symbols of modern culture, which she deconstructs to reveal their emotional and aesthetic charge. Her colorful characters with abstract faces and figures are the artist's latest contemporary and figurative creations.
Group and solo exhibitions and private collections
ACRYLIC PAINTING ON CANVAS (rolled shipment, canvas not mounted on a stretcher).
Shipped in a telescopic box with its handmade, signed certificate of authenticity.
GINI MARTA is a contemporary artist who develops instinctive painting by mixing bad painting, expressive abstraction and brand appropriation in a pop and graphic spirit. Her deliberately raw gestural, her bright colors and recurring motifs create an immediate visual language, oscillating between controlled chaos and subtle irony. In each canvas, Marta Gini explores the symbols of modern culture, which she deconstructs to reveal their emotional and aesthetic charge. Her colorful characters with abstract faces and figures are the artist's latest contemporary and figurative creations.
Group and solo exhibitions and private collections

