zachary (1984) - Rainy day XL





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Zachary (1984), Rainy day XL, a 100 by 81 cm original acrylic, aerosol and collage artwork from France, dated 2026, in excellent condition and signed by hand.
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belzac (1984) - Golden fall. XL
Acrylic on canvas - Artist's stamp, Signed on the back - 2026
This large contemporary work brilliantly fuses pop art and street art, featuring a powerful and expressive portrait of Donald Duck on a background composed of one-dollar bills. The vivid colors and dynamic play of shadows enhance the painting's intensity, creating a striking presence.
The graffiti inscriptions inject an urban and engaged dimension, evoking themes of struggle, ambition, and power. Golden touches sublimely elevate the whole, accentuating the contrast and the symbolism of wealth.
The work is protected by a thin layer of varnish, offering a mirror-like effect and vibrant colors, further enhancing its visual impact.
Ideal for collectors of urban art and fans of pop culture, this unique piece will bring a modern and bold energy to any interior.
The work is signed by the artist and supplied with a certificate of authenticity.
French painter born in 1984, BELZAC has nurtured from a young age a passion for art in all its forms, whether through music, writing, drawing or painting. It is nevertheless painting that naturally asserts itself as his preferred means of expression, allowing him to channel and translate in color and form the incessant buzz of his ideas.
Imbued with the art of calligraphy, realism and street art, BELZAC draws from these diverse worlds an inexhaustible source of inspiration, which he infuses into each of his creations. His work is marked by a taste for life in motion, a dynamic that he manages to capture on canvas with force and authenticity.
From the walls of his room, covered in graffiti, to the contemporary works that now travel to the four corners of the world, BELZAC has continually evolved. Through his canvases vibrant with life and color, he offers a unique and personal vision of the world around him, expressing with intensity his emotions and his perception of reality.
belzac (1984) - Golden fall. XL
Acrylic on canvas - Artist's stamp, Signed on the back - 2026
This large contemporary work brilliantly fuses pop art and street art, featuring a powerful and expressive portrait of Donald Duck on a background composed of one-dollar bills. The vivid colors and dynamic play of shadows enhance the painting's intensity, creating a striking presence.
The graffiti inscriptions inject an urban and engaged dimension, evoking themes of struggle, ambition, and power. Golden touches sublimely elevate the whole, accentuating the contrast and the symbolism of wealth.
The work is protected by a thin layer of varnish, offering a mirror-like effect and vibrant colors, further enhancing its visual impact.
Ideal for collectors of urban art and fans of pop culture, this unique piece will bring a modern and bold energy to any interior.
The work is signed by the artist and supplied with a certificate of authenticity.
French painter born in 1984, BELZAC has nurtured from a young age a passion for art in all its forms, whether through music, writing, drawing or painting. It is nevertheless painting that naturally asserts itself as his preferred means of expression, allowing him to channel and translate in color and form the incessant buzz of his ideas.
Imbued with the art of calligraphy, realism and street art, BELZAC draws from these diverse worlds an inexhaustible source of inspiration, which he infuses into each of his creations. His work is marked by a taste for life in motion, a dynamic that he manages to capture on canvas with force and authenticity.
From the walls of his room, covered in graffiti, to the contemporary works that now travel to the four corners of the world, BELZAC has continually evolved. Through his canvases vibrant with life and color, he offers a unique and personal vision of the world around him, expressing with intensity his emotions and his perception of reality.

