lasveguix (1986) - Gainsboug Gainsbarre
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Lasveguix presents Gainsboug Gainsbarre, an original street art collage on paper, 40 × 30 cm, signed by hand, dated 2025, sold with frame, with an authenticity certificate.
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LASVEGUIX
Technique: Mixed media, collage and ripping
Support: Paper
Dimensions of the work: 40 × 30 cm
Framing: OFFERED IF RESERVE PRICE IS REACHED
Signature: Yes, hand-signed
Authenticity: Certificate provided
Condition: Excellent
When a torn poster becomes a work of art…
Some images traverse generations. Others become icons. With "Fragment of Poster – Serge Gainsbourg," Lasveguix turns a simple piece of urban memory into a contemporary creation of remarkable intensity.
Through a subtle play of tears, collages, textures and Posca interventions, the artist reveals the face of a monument of French sung poetry. More than a portrait, this work evokes the man behind the myth: free, provocative, elegant, and eternally modern.
The contrast between the deep black background and the torn poster fragments creates a striking sense of relief. Each tear becomes a scar of time, each overlay tells a era, each trace of material reminds us that the finest stories are often those that bear the marks of their experience.
This creation immediately catches the eye and continues to reveal new details as you observe.
Sometimes all it takes is a piece of torn paper to resurrect a legend.
The walls of the great cities speak.
They bear the traces of forgotten concerts, posters covered, sleepless nights, and artists who have become immortal.
Lasveguix imagines that by carefully peeling away these layers of paper, the past reappears.
In the midst of chaos rises Serge Gainsbourg.
A cigarette between his fingers, a glass in hand, that unmistakable gaze that seems to defy time. Nothing is fixed. Everything is alive.
The tears become open windows onto collective memory. They tell of Paris, cabarets, recording studios, scandals, poems and that creative freedom that made Gainsbourg an timeless figure.
The work does not merely celebrate a French music icon.
It celebrates the beauty of the traces left by time.
Like posters that superimpose themselves on city walls, our memories never really disappear.
They always resurface when an artist knows how to reveal them.
About Lasveguix
Lasveguix develops an universe inspired by urban aesthetics and collage art. His work draws on torn posters from big cities, transforming them into unique compositions where memory, popular culture and iconic references blend. By playing with tears, overlays and graphic interventions with Posca markers, he creates works that seem torn from the city walls to be raised to the rank of art. Each creation is entirely handmade and has its own identity, making every piece a singular work for enthusiasts of contemporary street art.
LASVEGUIX
Technique: Mixed media, collage and ripping
Support: Paper
Dimensions of the work: 40 × 30 cm
Framing: OFFERED IF RESERVE PRICE IS REACHED
Signature: Yes, hand-signed
Authenticity: Certificate provided
Condition: Excellent
When a torn poster becomes a work of art…
Some images traverse generations. Others become icons. With "Fragment of Poster – Serge Gainsbourg," Lasveguix turns a simple piece of urban memory into a contemporary creation of remarkable intensity.
Through a subtle play of tears, collages, textures and Posca interventions, the artist reveals the face of a monument of French sung poetry. More than a portrait, this work evokes the man behind the myth: free, provocative, elegant, and eternally modern.
The contrast between the deep black background and the torn poster fragments creates a striking sense of relief. Each tear becomes a scar of time, each overlay tells a era, each trace of material reminds us that the finest stories are often those that bear the marks of their experience.
This creation immediately catches the eye and continues to reveal new details as you observe.
Sometimes all it takes is a piece of torn paper to resurrect a legend.
The walls of the great cities speak.
They bear the traces of forgotten concerts, posters covered, sleepless nights, and artists who have become immortal.
Lasveguix imagines that by carefully peeling away these layers of paper, the past reappears.
In the midst of chaos rises Serge Gainsbourg.
A cigarette between his fingers, a glass in hand, that unmistakable gaze that seems to defy time. Nothing is fixed. Everything is alive.
The tears become open windows onto collective memory. They tell of Paris, cabarets, recording studios, scandals, poems and that creative freedom that made Gainsbourg an timeless figure.
The work does not merely celebrate a French music icon.
It celebrates the beauty of the traces left by time.
Like posters that superimpose themselves on city walls, our memories never really disappear.
They always resurface when an artist knows how to reveal them.
About Lasveguix
Lasveguix develops an universe inspired by urban aesthetics and collage art. His work draws on torn posters from big cities, transforming them into unique compositions where memory, popular culture and iconic references blend. By playing with tears, overlays and graphic interventions with Posca markers, he creates works that seem torn from the city walls to be raised to the rank of art. Each creation is entirely handmade and has its own identity, making every piece a singular work for enthusiasts of contemporary street art.
Details
Artist
lasveguix (1986)
Sold with frame
Yes
Sold by
Gallery
Edition
Original
Title of artwork
Gainsboug Gainsbarre
Technique
Collage
Signature
Hand signed
Country of origin
France
Year
2025
Condition
Excellent condition
Height
40 cm
Width
30 cm
Weight
2 kg
Depiction/theme
Pop Culture
Style
Street art
Period
2020+
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