Pier (XXI) - Chien rouge

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"Chien rouge" by Pier (XXI), 2026, mixed media on paper (acrylic painting and collage) measuring 46 × 32 cm, signed bottom left, original edition from the Red Animals series depicting an animal, created on a page from a Larousse international atlas in France, in excellent condition and shipped with an authenticity certificate.

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"Chien rouge" is a work belonging to the series of Red Animals, a short series created during the summer of 2026. It was produced in acrylic paint on paper, a page from an old Larousse international atlas. The dimensions are generous for a paper piece (46x32 cm); it is signed bottom left and on the back with the title and execution date (06/2026). It comes with an authenticity certificate attached to the shipment. Its overall condition is perfect.

This paper work is shipped properly protected in a cardboard envelope.

Who is pier?

Son of parents working abroad, pier, alias Pierre Sullice, spent his childhood and adolescence in Latin America. It was during his stay in Ecuador, thanks to the friendship of his son-in-law, that he discovered the work of Oswaldo Guayasamín and became drawn to the visual arts. From that day, he has been passionately dedicated to painting, particularly modern and contemporary.

After studying modern literature and philosophy, pier joined La Fémis before writing his first fiction screenplay, the story of a painter exiled in the Cévennes who discovers a materialist approach to painting through a mentally challenged (trisomic) person. Titled “The Transparent Woods,” the screenplay won the Cent First Works, a competition organized by France Télévisions. Pier himself made the film, which was broadcast on France 3, RFO, and TMC and won prizes at numerous festivals.

Without renouncing writing, reading and audiovisual animation, pier continues his exploration of the visual arts, creating numerous collages inspired by drawings by children. In 2023, after ending his career in audiovisual work, he settled in the Gard to devote himself exclusively to painting.

Thriving in his Lecques studio, pier broadens his pictorial research by working on recycled paper supports or decorative canvas on stretchers through acrylic paint, marker, or pastel. In doing so, he openly aligns with an Art Brut and Cobra current that owes as much to Chaissac as to Karel Appel, Alechinsky or Lindström. By blending spontaneity and humor, he forges a personal path that leads to a gallery of characters that are both surprising and endearing.

Recent exhibitions:

2023 – Saint-Christol (34) Lisanna Gallery
2024 – Sommières (30) Tibère Hall
2025 – Sauve (30) - Alter’Livres Gallery
– Lecques (30) - JNA: open studios
2026 – Aubais (30) – Château d’Aubais

"Chien rouge" is a work belonging to the series of Red Animals, a short series created during the summer of 2026. It was produced in acrylic paint on paper, a page from an old Larousse international atlas. The dimensions are generous for a paper piece (46x32 cm); it is signed bottom left and on the back with the title and execution date (06/2026). It comes with an authenticity certificate attached to the shipment. Its overall condition is perfect.

This paper work is shipped properly protected in a cardboard envelope.

Who is pier?

Son of parents working abroad, pier, alias Pierre Sullice, spent his childhood and adolescence in Latin America. It was during his stay in Ecuador, thanks to the friendship of his son-in-law, that he discovered the work of Oswaldo Guayasamín and became drawn to the visual arts. From that day, he has been passionately dedicated to painting, particularly modern and contemporary.

After studying modern literature and philosophy, pier joined La Fémis before writing his first fiction screenplay, the story of a painter exiled in the Cévennes who discovers a materialist approach to painting through a mentally challenged (trisomic) person. Titled “The Transparent Woods,” the screenplay won the Cent First Works, a competition organized by France Télévisions. Pier himself made the film, which was broadcast on France 3, RFO, and TMC and won prizes at numerous festivals.

Without renouncing writing, reading and audiovisual animation, pier continues his exploration of the visual arts, creating numerous collages inspired by drawings by children. In 2023, after ending his career in audiovisual work, he settled in the Gard to devote himself exclusively to painting.

Thriving in his Lecques studio, pier broadens his pictorial research by working on recycled paper supports or decorative canvas on stretchers through acrylic paint, marker, or pastel. In doing so, he openly aligns with an Art Brut and Cobra current that owes as much to Chaissac as to Karel Appel, Alechinsky or Lindström. By blending spontaneity and humor, he forges a personal path that leads to a gallery of characters that are both surprising and endearing.

Recent exhibitions:

2023 – Saint-Christol (34) Lisanna Gallery
2024 – Sommières (30) Tibère Hall
2025 – Sauve (30) - Alter’Livres Gallery
– Lecques (30) - JNA: open studios
2026 – Aubais (30) – Château d’Aubais

Details

Artist
Pier (XXI)
Edition
Original
Sold by
Owner or reseller
Sold with frame
No
Title of artwork
Chien rouge
Technique
Acrylic painting, Collage, Mixed media
Signature
Signed
Country of origin
France
Year
2026
Condition
Excellent condition
Colour
Black, Red, White
Height
46 cm
Width
32 cm
Weight
100 g
Depiction/theme
Animals
Style
Cobra
Period
2020+
RomaniaVerified
1033
Objects sold
94.44%
Private

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