Boriani - 4x Predator megapack, Da Vinci Series - limited edition

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Giclée on paper, 42 x 29 cm, titled “4x Predator megapack, Da Vinci Series - limited edition”, a limited edition (3/20) signed by the artist and issued with a certificate of authenticity, produced in Italy and sold directly by the artist.

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Description from the seller

This piece is part of the new high-quality giclée art collection.
It is a limited edition; each piece has been numbered, signed by the artist, and an authenticity certificate is included.

edition 3/20
edition 3/20
edition 2/20
edition 2/20


• Size: 42 x 29 cm
• Medium: giclée on paper
• Edition size: 20
• Frame not included

Seller's Story

Andrea Boriani's sustainable art is characterized by the use of recovered and recycled materials, and by a strong focus on the environmental impact of his works. The artist dedicates himself to the creation of works of art that reflect on the beauty of nature and the need to preserve it. His art is an invitation to reflect on environmental sustainability, and aims to raise public awareness on ecological issues through the aesthetic beauty of his works. Boriani uses materials such as floppy disks, waste paper, disused road signs, giving his creations an added value in terms of sustainability. In this way, Andrea Boriani's art becomes a tool to promote a more environmentally friendly lifestyle. The technique used by Andrea Boriani is the assembly of waste materials, a sustainable practice that gives his works a unique and original character. The result is a work of art that tells the story of the material used, showing how even objects considered useless can become an integral part of a new creation artistic. Thanks to his innovative technique, Andrea Boriani's works represent a concrete example of how art can contribute to environmental sustainability.
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This piece is part of the new high-quality giclée art collection.
It is a limited edition; each piece has been numbered, signed by the artist, and an authenticity certificate is included.

edition 3/20
edition 3/20
edition 2/20
edition 2/20


• Size: 42 x 29 cm
• Medium: giclée on paper
• Edition size: 20
• Frame not included

Seller's Story

Andrea Boriani's sustainable art is characterized by the use of recovered and recycled materials, and by a strong focus on the environmental impact of his works. The artist dedicates himself to the creation of works of art that reflect on the beauty of nature and the need to preserve it. His art is an invitation to reflect on environmental sustainability, and aims to raise public awareness on ecological issues through the aesthetic beauty of his works. Boriani uses materials such as floppy disks, waste paper, disused road signs, giving his creations an added value in terms of sustainability. In this way, Andrea Boriani's art becomes a tool to promote a more environmentally friendly lifestyle. The technique used by Andrea Boriani is the assembly of waste materials, a sustainable practice that gives his works a unique and original character. The result is a work of art that tells the story of the material used, showing how even objects considered useless can become an integral part of a new creation artistic. Thanks to his innovative technique, Andrea Boriani's works represent a concrete example of how art can contribute to environmental sustainability.
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