Cris Lioci ART - Joker All in





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Cris Lioci ART presents Joker All in, an original, hand-signed mixed-media and acrylic on wooden panel artwork (50 × 50 cm), dating from 2020 or later, produced in Italy and sold directly by the artist.
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Joker ALL IN
Technique: acrylic and mixed media on wooden panel
Dimensions: 50 × 50 cm
Original and signed artwork
All In stages the Joker through a contemporary pop language, weaving together the imagery of playing cards with the pages of Superman. The contrast between the two universes creates a dialogue between opposites: the chaos of the Joker and the ideal of the hero, the antihero and the symbol of justice. The cards become a metaphor for choice and risk: playing to the end, without knowing what the next move will be.
Cris Lioci ART is a contemporary Italian artist of international standing who merges Pop Art and Street Art, transforming characters, symbols and references of pop culture into original works with a strong visual impact. Color, layering and the contamination of images are distinctive elements of her artistic research.
Joker ALL IN
Technique: acrylic and mixed media on wooden panel
Dimensions: 50 × 50 cm
Original and signed artwork
All In stages the Joker through a contemporary pop language, weaving together the imagery of playing cards with the pages of Superman. The contrast between the two universes creates a dialogue between opposites: the chaos of the Joker and the ideal of the hero, the antihero and the symbol of justice. The cards become a metaphor for choice and risk: playing to the end, without knowing what the next move will be.
Cris Lioci ART is a contemporary Italian artist of international standing who merges Pop Art and Street Art, transforming characters, symbols and references of pop culture into original works with a strong visual impact. Color, layering and the contamination of images are distinctive elements of her artistic research.

