GuS Saint-AmouR (1974) - STreET BiRD

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€19
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GuS Saint-AmouR (born 1974) presents STreET BiRD, a hand-painted street art piece on a 30 × 34 cm recycled traffic-sign panel, created in 2026 in France, using acrylic paint, felt-tip pen and spray paint, in its Original edition, signed by the artist, in excellent condition, weighing 3 kg, with colours including white, blue, grey, yellow, black, orange, pink, red, turquoise and green.

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GuS, a French painter recognized internationally, whose works have been sold at auction and awarded in numerous competitions. His creations stand out as true little street-art jewels to collect. His latest piece, hand-painted on a 30×34 cm street sign (taken from the road network and recycled), is imbued with the poetry of mural fauna. His market is robust: he forges a unique visual confrontation. He juxtaposes the obsessive hyperrealism of fauna with the expressive brutality of Graffiti and of commercial Pop-Rock iconography. An authenticity certificate signed by the artist will be provided. Each canvas is an urgent mirror that questions our place and that of the living in our urban world. His recurring themes – animal defense and Vanities – testify to a powerful reflection. His secret and strength: GuS is colorblind. This peculiarity forced him to deconstruct chromatic rules to create a bold visual language that sometimes verges on abstraction. Buy GuS to acquire a worldview filtered, reinvented and acclaimed by the market.

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French visual artist, internationally recognized, whose works have been sold at auction and awarded prizes in numerous competitions.
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GuS, a French painter recognized internationally, whose works have been sold at auction and awarded in numerous competitions. His creations stand out as true little street-art jewels to collect. His latest piece, hand-painted on a 30×34 cm street sign (taken from the road network and recycled), is imbued with the poetry of mural fauna. His market is robust: he forges a unique visual confrontation. He juxtaposes the obsessive hyperrealism of fauna with the expressive brutality of Graffiti and of commercial Pop-Rock iconography. An authenticity certificate signed by the artist will be provided. Each canvas is an urgent mirror that questions our place and that of the living in our urban world. His recurring themes – animal defense and Vanities – testify to a powerful reflection. His secret and strength: GuS is colorblind. This peculiarity forced him to deconstruct chromatic rules to create a bold visual language that sometimes verges on abstraction. Buy GuS to acquire a worldview filtered, reinvented and acclaimed by the market.

Seller's Story

French visual artist, internationally recognized, whose works have been sold at auction and awarded prizes in numerous competitions.
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Details

Artist
GuS Saint-AmouR (1974)
Sold with frame
No
Sold by
Direct from the artist
Edition
Original
Title of artwork
STreET BiRD
Technique
Acrylic painting, Felt-tip pen, Spray paint
Signature
Hand signed
Country of origin
France
Year
2026
Condition
Excellent condition
Colour
Black, Blue, Green, Grey, Orange, Pink, Red, Turquoise, White, Yellow
Height
30 cm
Width
34 cm
Weight
3 kg
Style
Street art
Period
2020+
FranceVerified
183
Objects sold
100%
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