KATUNS - Wood Blue Cube

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Description from the seller

“Wood Blue Cube” is a work that imposes silence and attention. You don’t look at it: you pass through it.

An impossible architectural structure takes shape through an interweaving, lines that seem to emerge from a fragmented urban memory. The forms create a suspended atmosphere, almost metaphysical, thus it bends to the logic of abstraction.

Each element escapes a precise function. Stairs that lead nowhere, geometric shapes that intersect in a controlled but unstable balance.

It is a work that dialogues with contemporary architecture, with Cubism and with an almost dystopian vision of the urban space. Inside “Wood Blue Cube” there is order and chaos together. Rationality and disorientation.

“Wood Blue Cube” was born during one of the most intense periods of KATUNS’ production, after a series of journeys among European metropolises.

KATUNS was struck by that geometric aesthetic and decided to transform it into language.

In his studio, for weeks, he works by overlapping shapes as if they were mental modules. He does not design: he builds and destroys. Each element is added for tension, not for logic.

The result is this: a “cube” that is not a cube, an architecture.

A work that marks a turning point in his career and that is immediately acquired by international private collections.

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The artist: KATUNS

KATUNS is one of those artists who do not seek approval: they create it.

His research moves between architecture, abstraction and perception of space. His works do not represent: they build. Each canvas is a mental structure, an environment to explore.

Over the course of his career he has exhibited in Europe, the Middle East and the United States, entering private collections and international circuits. His works are particularly appreciated for their ability to fuse technical rigor and emotional tension.

KATUNS works like an architect of controlled chaos: every line has a weight, every form has a direction, every void a function.

His style is instantly recognizable.

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“Wood Blue Cube” is not decorative. It is a work that dominates space.

Perfect for those seeking something contemporary, structured and with a strong visual identity. It is the kind of work that grows over time: the more you look at it, the more it reveals levels.

Style: Abstract contemporary art.

Size: 140x70 cm

Shipping: Packed carefully.

Signature: Signed on the back.

Trackable package.

Color: Brown, Black.

Attention, this painting gives the sensation of tridimensionality and is produced using a printing technique

“Wood Blue Cube” is a work that imposes silence and attention. You don’t look at it: you pass through it.

An impossible architectural structure takes shape through an interweaving, lines that seem to emerge from a fragmented urban memory. The forms create a suspended atmosphere, almost metaphysical, thus it bends to the logic of abstraction.

Each element escapes a precise function. Stairs that lead nowhere, geometric shapes that intersect in a controlled but unstable balance.

It is a work that dialogues with contemporary architecture, with Cubism and with an almost dystopian vision of the urban space. Inside “Wood Blue Cube” there is order and chaos together. Rationality and disorientation.

“Wood Blue Cube” was born during one of the most intense periods of KATUNS’ production, after a series of journeys among European metropolises.

KATUNS was struck by that geometric aesthetic and decided to transform it into language.

In his studio, for weeks, he works by overlapping shapes as if they were mental modules. He does not design: he builds and destroys. Each element is added for tension, not for logic.

The result is this: a “cube” that is not a cube, an architecture.

A work that marks a turning point in his career and that is immediately acquired by international private collections.

⸻

The artist: KATUNS

KATUNS is one of those artists who do not seek approval: they create it.

His research moves between architecture, abstraction and perception of space. His works do not represent: they build. Each canvas is a mental structure, an environment to explore.

Over the course of his career he has exhibited in Europe, the Middle East and the United States, entering private collections and international circuits. His works are particularly appreciated for their ability to fuse technical rigor and emotional tension.

KATUNS works like an architect of controlled chaos: every line has a weight, every form has a direction, every void a function.

His style is instantly recognizable.

⸻

“Wood Blue Cube” is not decorative. It is a work that dominates space.

Perfect for those seeking something contemporary, structured and with a strong visual identity. It is the kind of work that grows over time: the more you look at it, the more it reveals levels.

Style: Abstract contemporary art.

Size: 140x70 cm

Shipping: Packed carefully.

Signature: Signed on the back.

Trackable package.

Color: Brown, Black.

Attention, this painting gives the sensation of tridimensionality and is produced using a printing technique

Details

Artist
KATUNS
Sold by
Direct from the artist
Edition
Limited edition
Title of artwork
Wood Blue Cube
Technique
Digital print
Signature
Hand signed
Country of origin
Italy
Year
2026
Condition
Excellent condition
Colour
Black, Blue
Height
140 cm
Width
70 cm
Style
Abstract
Period
2020+
Sold with frame
No
ItalyVerified
241
Objects sold
100%
Private

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