Denis OSSO - The slipknot XXL

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Denis Osso – The slipknot XXL, a mixed media portrait in Art Déco style, original edition dated 2026, measuring 145 × 95 cm with about 5 cm border for mounting, signed, countersigned and dated on the back with the artist's seal, produced in France, sold directly by the artist, in excellent condition, with a digital certificate of authenticity.

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Denis Osso
PRO quality canvas WITHOUT stretcher and WITHOUT frame

Dimensions of the painting: 145 × 95 cm, to which approximately 5 cm of border are added on each side, necessary for stretching the canvas on the stretcher.
Mixed media
Signed, countersigned and dated on the back with the artist's seal
Protected by varnish
Sold with a digital certificate of authenticity
Careful delivery in registered Colissimo in a secure TUBE with insurance

Outside the official circuits and codes of art, Denis Osso does not create: he assembles. He rejects the label of artist in favor of that of radical independent. He arranges his experience, the shapes and the colors on various supports, without relying on any gallery or any academic technique. His work is an architecture of experience, raw and unfiltered.

Seller's Story

Denis OssO is a contemporary painter with an atypical career, boasting more than 30 years of experience. Originating from technical drawing, he progressively developed a free and instinctive visual language, blending abstraction, urban energy, and spontaneous gesturality. His work explores the tensions between structure and chaos, precision and letting go. Through his artworks, Denis OssO seeks less to represent than to evoke, leaving ample room for interpretation and raw emotion. Always in motion, he pursues an independent artistic inquiry, guided by experimentation and the constant need for renewal.
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Denis Osso
PRO quality canvas WITHOUT stretcher and WITHOUT frame

Dimensions of the painting: 145 × 95 cm, to which approximately 5 cm of border are added on each side, necessary for stretching the canvas on the stretcher.
Mixed media
Signed, countersigned and dated on the back with the artist's seal
Protected by varnish
Sold with a digital certificate of authenticity
Careful delivery in registered Colissimo in a secure TUBE with insurance

Outside the official circuits and codes of art, Denis Osso does not create: he assembles. He rejects the label of artist in favor of that of radical independent. He arranges his experience, the shapes and the colors on various supports, without relying on any gallery or any academic technique. His work is an architecture of experience, raw and unfiltered.

Seller's Story

Denis OssO is a contemporary painter with an atypical career, boasting more than 30 years of experience. Originating from technical drawing, he progressively developed a free and instinctive visual language, blending abstraction, urban energy, and spontaneous gesturality. His work explores the tensions between structure and chaos, precision and letting go. Through his artworks, Denis OssO seeks less to represent than to evoke, leaving ample room for interpretation and raw emotion. Always in motion, he pursues an independent artistic inquiry, guided by experimentation and the constant need for renewal.
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Details

Artist
Denis OSSO
Sold with frame
No
Sold by
Direct from the artist
Edition
Original
Title of artwork
The slipknot XXL
Technique
Mixed media
Signature
Hand signed
Country of origin
France
Year
2026
Condition
Excellent condition
Colour
Multicolour
Height
95 cm
Width
145 cm
Depiction/theme
Portrait
Style
Art Deco
Period
2020+
Sold by
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Objects sold
100%
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