Aket Kubic (1989) - Souvenirs de Sarlat, XL

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Acrylic painting on canvas titled Souvenirs de Sarlat, XL by Aket Kubic (attributed to), 2025, Portrait in Cubist style, 120 × 90 cm, sold with frame, signed, with authenticity certificate, from France, weight 8 kg.

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About the artist: 3V Aket Kubic (born in 1989)
3V Aket Kubic today asserts itself as one of the rising and essential figures on the French scene of Neo-Cubism, Pop Art and contemporary Street Art.

His singular plastic writing rests on a geometric deconstruction of reality, direct heir to Picasso and Braque's historical cubism, reinvented through the visual power and freedom of graffiti. Structured around strong black contours, facets and cubes, his works act as true analogic pixels. They fragment portraits and scenes of life to offer a vibrant, accessible visual poetry and a resolutely optimistic mood.

Curatorial Analysis
From the streets to the institutions: Born from graffiti and large-format muralism, 3V Aket Kubic masters the balance between popular culture, urban space and museum standards to perfection. A signature with strong patrimonial value: Carried by major exhibitions that have drawn tens of thousands of visitors and supported by emblematic international collaborations, 3V Aket Kubic establishes himself as a reference signature, highly sought after by collectors of urban art and contemporary art.

2023: International selection by Coca-Cola for the Masterpiece global campaign.
2023: Solo exhibition on the theme of Japan at Sm'art in Mouvaux (4,000 visitors).
2024: Solo exhibition "Our Childhood Dreams" at Plateau 112 in Roubaix (8,000 visitors).
2024: Official poster artist for the legendary Dunkirk Carnival.
2025: Major solo exhibition at Galerie Le Minorelle in Marcq-en-Barœul (4,000 visitors).
2026: Artistic collaboration and customization for the Bavaria 8.6 brand.

Original canvas by artist Aket Kubic.

I still remember the first time I visited Sarlat. It was a sunny day, the cobbled streets and stone houses created a picturesque setting that immediately charmed me. I wandered the local market, admiring regional products and sampling a few specialties, such as foie gras and walnuts.

Then, suddenly, I decided to go up into a church where an artist had established his residence. The place was fascinating. The works of this artist, imbued with a particular force, were so full of details that they added a unique dimension to my visit to Sarlat. This place deeply marked me; it is from that memory that I established my new studio.

Mat varnish (non-yellowing, with heat and UV light resistance).
Mounting hardware, ready to hang.
NO AMERICAN CRATE
Authenticity guaranteed by signature and certificate of authenticity

About the artist: 3V Aket Kubic (born in 1989)
3V Aket Kubic today asserts itself as one of the rising and essential figures on the French scene of Neo-Cubism, Pop Art and contemporary Street Art.

His singular plastic writing rests on a geometric deconstruction of reality, direct heir to Picasso and Braque's historical cubism, reinvented through the visual power and freedom of graffiti. Structured around strong black contours, facets and cubes, his works act as true analogic pixels. They fragment portraits and scenes of life to offer a vibrant, accessible visual poetry and a resolutely optimistic mood.

Curatorial Analysis
From the streets to the institutions: Born from graffiti and large-format muralism, 3V Aket Kubic masters the balance between popular culture, urban space and museum standards to perfection. A signature with strong patrimonial value: Carried by major exhibitions that have drawn tens of thousands of visitors and supported by emblematic international collaborations, 3V Aket Kubic establishes himself as a reference signature, highly sought after by collectors of urban art and contemporary art.

2023: International selection by Coca-Cola for the Masterpiece global campaign.
2023: Solo exhibition on the theme of Japan at Sm'art in Mouvaux (4,000 visitors).
2024: Solo exhibition "Our Childhood Dreams" at Plateau 112 in Roubaix (8,000 visitors).
2024: Official poster artist for the legendary Dunkirk Carnival.
2025: Major solo exhibition at Galerie Le Minorelle in Marcq-en-Barœul (4,000 visitors).
2026: Artistic collaboration and customization for the Bavaria 8.6 brand.

Original canvas by artist Aket Kubic.

I still remember the first time I visited Sarlat. It was a sunny day, the cobbled streets and stone houses created a picturesque setting that immediately charmed me. I wandered the local market, admiring regional products and sampling a few specialties, such as foie gras and walnuts.

Then, suddenly, I decided to go up into a church where an artist had established his residence. The place was fascinating. The works of this artist, imbued with a particular force, were so full of details that they added a unique dimension to my visit to Sarlat. This place deeply marked me; it is from that memory that I established my new studio.

Mat varnish (non-yellowing, with heat and UV light resistance).
Mounting hardware, ready to hang.
NO AMERICAN CRATE
Authenticity guaranteed by signature and certificate of authenticity

Details

Artist
Aket Kubic (1989)
Sold with frame
Yes
Sold by
Direct from the artist
Attribution
Attributed to
Title of artwork
Souvenirs de Sarlat, XL
Technique
Acrylic painting
Signature
Signed
Country of origin
France
Year
2025
Condition
Excellent condition
Height
120 cm
Width
90 cm
Weight
8 kg
Depiction/theme
Portrait
Style
Cubism
Period
15th century
FranceVerified
114
Objects sold
100%
Private

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