Margotz (1995) - Scrivo di sguardi





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Margotz (1995) presents Scrivo di sguardi, a 2023 original acrylic painting on cardboard (40 × 30 cm), signed by hand on the front, produced in Italy, with a Certificate of Authenticity.
Description from the seller
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Margotz (1995, Italy)
Medium; acrylic painting on cardboard
Work signed on the front
With Certificate of Authenticity
Margotz was born in Macerata in 1995; she is among the youngest artists to have brought her artworks out of the Marche region and beyond national borders. Her creativity initially exploded in the tattoo scene, where she increasingly seeks to insert "her own" into her creations. However, tattooing is very different, being tied to a request or always approaching another person; for this reason, driven by the vision and knowledge of artists from all over the world, she decides to dedicate her time to elevating her technique and her personality by painting only for herself. Dualism is the correct word. On one hand, black-and-white realism that she renders with her inks, establishing herself as a tattoo artist not only in Italy but also abroad; on the other hand, her abstract vision of reality. Among recent exhibitions, the show "Artisti d'Italia" by Vittorio Sgarbi at the Reggia of Monza.
Seller's Story
COMBINED SHIPPING; If you buy more than one work in the same auction you pay only one shipping
Margotz (1995, Italy)
Medium; acrylic painting on cardboard
Work signed on the front
With Certificate of Authenticity
Margotz was born in Macerata in 1995; she is among the youngest artists to have brought her artworks out of the Marche region and beyond national borders. Her creativity initially exploded in the tattoo scene, where she increasingly seeks to insert "her own" into her creations. However, tattooing is very different, being tied to a request or always approaching another person; for this reason, driven by the vision and knowledge of artists from all over the world, she decides to dedicate her time to elevating her technique and her personality by painting only for herself. Dualism is the correct word. On one hand, black-and-white realism that she renders with her inks, establishing herself as a tattoo artist not only in Italy but also abroad; on the other hand, her abstract vision of reality. Among recent exhibitions, the show "Artisti d'Italia" by Vittorio Sgarbi at the Reggia of Monza.

