SONA (1989) - Custom chair (Urban Collection) 10/15

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Custom chair (Urban Collection) 10/15, a hand-signed contemporary sculpture by SONA (France, 1989) in mixed media (acrylique on wood and plastic), 57 cm wide, 79 cm high, 45 cm deep, 4 kg, dated 2026.

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The Artist: SONA

Originating from Paris, SONA is a committed artist whose creative essence draws its roots from the pure subversion of the underground graffiti movement, having honed his first skills in the arteries of the Paris métro.
Over the years, SONA has built a prolific and radical body of work, passionately pushing the boundaries of urban expression. His singular aesthetics and audacious vision quickly elevated him to the rank of an indispensable figure on the contemporary scene.
Deeply anchored in artistic activism, SONA orchestrates striking urban interventions. His work questions established dogmas and denounces the excesses of contemporary capitalism. His art, resolutely subversive, proclaims absolute freedom of expression in the face of a surveillance society. He is currently waging a fierce fight against the growing dominance of artificial intelligence in the art world.
Beyond his solo achievements, SONA is an active member of the avant-garde collective NBZ (Our Beautiful Zone), a hub of artists elevating street art to the level of a true societal mirror.
Represented by prestigious galleries in France and Belgium, his work has managed to charm and conquer collectors around the world.

The Work: Custom chair

The centerpiece of the "Urban Collection," Custom chair is an original and impactful work that Sublimes the very tool of transgression. This approach offers a new and aesthetic perspective on a historically controversial practice.
This sculptural creation demonstrates a flawless mastery of mixed media techniques. It captures the pure essence of urban graffiti to stand as a true manifesto against capitalist appropriation and AI. Where the machine generates meaningless images for mercantile purposes, it celebrates the human gesture. It glorifies the unique texture of a hand-crafted artwork, imbued with authenticity and a lived experience that only the artist can convey.

Provenance and Shipping

Authenticity: The work is delivered in an impeccable state of conservation, preserving all its plastic integrity. It is accompanied by its original certificate of authenticity, signed by SONA.

Transport and Logistics: As this is an exceptional piece of great fragility, the work will benefit from bespoke packaging. It will be reinforced with specific protections guaranteeing a highly secure shipment, in accordance with institutional standards of art transport.

The Artist: SONA

Originating from Paris, SONA is a committed artist whose creative essence draws its roots from the pure subversion of the underground graffiti movement, having honed his first skills in the arteries of the Paris métro.
Over the years, SONA has built a prolific and radical body of work, passionately pushing the boundaries of urban expression. His singular aesthetics and audacious vision quickly elevated him to the rank of an indispensable figure on the contemporary scene.
Deeply anchored in artistic activism, SONA orchestrates striking urban interventions. His work questions established dogmas and denounces the excesses of contemporary capitalism. His art, resolutely subversive, proclaims absolute freedom of expression in the face of a surveillance society. He is currently waging a fierce fight against the growing dominance of artificial intelligence in the art world.
Beyond his solo achievements, SONA is an active member of the avant-garde collective NBZ (Our Beautiful Zone), a hub of artists elevating street art to the level of a true societal mirror.
Represented by prestigious galleries in France and Belgium, his work has managed to charm and conquer collectors around the world.

The Work: Custom chair

The centerpiece of the "Urban Collection," Custom chair is an original and impactful work that Sublimes the very tool of transgression. This approach offers a new and aesthetic perspective on a historically controversial practice.
This sculptural creation demonstrates a flawless mastery of mixed media techniques. It captures the pure essence of urban graffiti to stand as a true manifesto against capitalist appropriation and AI. Where the machine generates meaningless images for mercantile purposes, it celebrates the human gesture. It glorifies the unique texture of a hand-crafted artwork, imbued with authenticity and a lived experience that only the artist can convey.

Provenance and Shipping

Authenticity: The work is delivered in an impeccable state of conservation, preserving all its plastic integrity. It is accompanied by its original certificate of authenticity, signed by SONA.

Transport and Logistics: As this is an exceptional piece of great fragility, the work will benefit from bespoke packaging. It will be reinforced with specific protections guaranteeing a highly secure shipment, in accordance with institutional standards of art transport.

Details

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Direct from the artist
Plastic type
Acrylic
Manufacturer/brand
SONA
Era
After 2000
Style
Contemporary
Country of origin
France
Material
Plastic, Wood
Artist
SONA (1989)
Title of artwork
Custom chair (Urban Collection) 10/15
Signature
Hand signed
Year
2026
Colour
Blue, Orange, Pink, Yellow
Condition
Excellent condition
Height
79 cm
Width
57 cm
Depth
45 cm
Weight
4 kg
FranceVerified
189
Objects sold
100%
Private

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