saname (1980) - Trace n°2427

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Trace n°2427

Original painting by Saname in very large format
Acrylic paint and spray paint on high-quality cotton canvas
107 x 144 cm
(canvas sold without a frame, shipped rolled).
On a frame: 100 x 140 cm
Gallery value: €1800
The canvas is varnished and sold with a certificate of authenticity
Carefully packed with insurance.
Result is more beautiful and appreciable in reality than in the photo, impact guaranteed!

This piece first strikes with its frontal momentum, as if the wall itself opened to unleash an energy compressed within. The massive, angular, almost architectural letters — not meant to be read but to be felt — advance in interlocking blocks, carried by an electric palette where blue, pink, and green clash in a tense dialogue.

The depth created by shadows and volumes gives the whole a nearly sculptural presence: it’s no longer graffiti, but an expanding urban structure, a colorful organism that grows, stretches, and spills over. The gray background, striped with drips and splashes, acts as a raw counterpoint: it recalls the materiality of the wall, the roughness of the gesture, the street origin of the work.

What’s at stake here is the collision between control and excess. Technical mastery is evident, but it serves a more instinctive intention: to make the space vibrate, to impose a presence, to transform a fragment of city into a visual pulsation. The work manages to be both opaque and expressive, hermetic in its typography but open in its impact.

A piece that does not seek narration, but impact — and achieves it with remarkable confidence.

The discreet artist Saname is on the rise!!!!

Trace n°2427

Original painting by Saname in very large format
Acrylic paint and spray paint on high-quality cotton canvas
107 x 144 cm
(canvas sold without a frame, shipped rolled).
On a frame: 100 x 140 cm
Gallery value: €1800
The canvas is varnished and sold with a certificate of authenticity
Carefully packed with insurance.
Result is more beautiful and appreciable in reality than in the photo, impact guaranteed!

This piece first strikes with its frontal momentum, as if the wall itself opened to unleash an energy compressed within. The massive, angular, almost architectural letters — not meant to be read but to be felt — advance in interlocking blocks, carried by an electric palette where blue, pink, and green clash in a tense dialogue.

The depth created by shadows and volumes gives the whole a nearly sculptural presence: it’s no longer graffiti, but an expanding urban structure, a colorful organism that grows, stretches, and spills over. The gray background, striped with drips and splashes, acts as a raw counterpoint: it recalls the materiality of the wall, the roughness of the gesture, the street origin of the work.

What’s at stake here is the collision between control and excess. Technical mastery is evident, but it serves a more instinctive intention: to make the space vibrate, to impose a presence, to transform a fragment of city into a visual pulsation. The work manages to be both opaque and expressive, hermetic in its typography but open in its impact.

A piece that does not seek narration, but impact — and achieves it with remarkable confidence.

The discreet artist Saname is on the rise!!!!

Details

Artist
saname (1980)
Sold with frame
No
Sold by
Direct from the artist
Edition
Original
Title of artwork
Trace n°2427
Technique
Acrylic painting, Spray paint
Signature
Hand signed
Country of origin
France
Year
2024
Condition
Excellent condition
Colour
Black, Multicolour, Purple
Height
107 cm
Width
144 cm
Depiction/theme
Pop Culture
Style
Street art
Period
2020+
FranceVerified
485
Objects sold
Private

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