Nataline Pomar - Fuck Art, let's Play





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Nataline Pomar presents the unique 2025 wooden artwork titled “Fuck Art, let's Play” from Spain, measuring 41 cm high by 28 cm wide by 1 cm deep, weighing 500 g, hand-signed by the artist and sold directly by the artist.
Description from the seller
"Fuck Art, Let's LOVE" is from the series I'm painting right now. In this case, a hand-cut anatomical heart painted in an urban style.
This work uses the silhouette of the anatomical heart, the vital organ where there are no labels or prejudices, as a canvas for urban expression.
Conceptually created within the framework of celebrating Pride and diversity, the piece transcends any category to become a universal manifesto: love in all its forms, colors, nuances and possible combinations.
The title "Fuck Art, Let's Love," handwritten in the center of the piece, breaks with the intellectualization of art to place at the center what is truly primary and powerful: human emotion. Through a vibrant multicolor palette applied with spray, splashes and expressive graffiti strokes, the hand-cut wood comes to life with a unique three-dimensional presence.
The contrast between the anatomical precision of the artisanal cut and the freedom of street art language makes this piece a milestone charged with positive energy, color, and freedom. An essential, character-filled addition for collectors of contemporary urban art.
Seller's Story
"Fuck Art, Let's LOVE" is from the series I'm painting right now. In this case, a hand-cut anatomical heart painted in an urban style.
This work uses the silhouette of the anatomical heart, the vital organ where there are no labels or prejudices, as a canvas for urban expression.
Conceptually created within the framework of celebrating Pride and diversity, the piece transcends any category to become a universal manifesto: love in all its forms, colors, nuances and possible combinations.
The title "Fuck Art, Let's Love," handwritten in the center of the piece, breaks with the intellectualization of art to place at the center what is truly primary and powerful: human emotion. Through a vibrant multicolor palette applied with spray, splashes and expressive graffiti strokes, the hand-cut wood comes to life with a unique three-dimensional presence.
The contrast between the anatomical precision of the artisanal cut and the freedom of street art language makes this piece a milestone charged with positive energy, color, and freedom. An essential, character-filled addition for collectors of contemporary urban art.

