Calvo - Call for Capital






Studied art history at Ecole du Louvre and specialised in contemporary art for over 25 years.
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Calvo, Call for Capital, acrylic painting with mixed media and marker on canvas, 87 x 130 cm, 2026, Original edition, signed, with certificate of authenticity, produced in Italy and sold directly from the artist; weight 1 kg; colours white, cream, yellow and red; street art work with a pop culture theme.
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Acrylic and Marker on canvas, measures 102 x 87, signed with a certificate of authenticity
The work presents itself as a powerful neo-expressionist composition with a strong urban and primitive impact. At the center dominates a robotic and tribal figure, characterized by incisive gestural marks and a vibrant palette focused on the contrast between red, black, white and blue. The subject holds a corded telephone handset, creating a visual short circuit between retro technology and ancestral symbolism. On the right, a column of icons enclosed in light-blue frames symbolizing the dollar, the Basquiat-inspired crown, the letter B/Bitcoin, a star and the copyright symbol evoke the themes of capitalism, value, power, and identity in the digital age. The textured and scratched background adds further layering and dynamic tension to the painting.
This advertisement contains representations generated by artificial intelligence. Please refer to the original photographs to verify the actual conditions of the object".
Acrylic and Marker on canvas, measures 102 x 87, signed with a certificate of authenticity
The work presents itself as a powerful neo-expressionist composition with a strong urban and primitive impact. At the center dominates a robotic and tribal figure, characterized by incisive gestural marks and a vibrant palette focused on the contrast between red, black, white and blue. The subject holds a corded telephone handset, creating a visual short circuit between retro technology and ancestral symbolism. On the right, a column of icons enclosed in light-blue frames symbolizing the dollar, the Basquiat-inspired crown, the letter B/Bitcoin, a star and the copyright symbol evoke the themes of capitalism, value, power, and identity in the digital age. The textured and scratched background adds further layering and dynamic tension to the painting.
