Dgino Chobert - Métropole fragmentée

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Dgino Chobert presents Métropole fragmentée, an original acrylic painting on canvas (55 × 75 cm, approx. 870 g) created in 2026, depicting an urban landscape in a contemporary abstract style inspired by cubism, hand-signed and sold directly by the artist in excellent condition.

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Fragmented metropolis — A painting by the French painter Dgino Chobert (1988).

Acrylic on canvas — 55 × 75 cm.

This contemporary composition presents a colorful city nestled in the heart of a mountainous landscape. The façades in contrasting hues mingle with the reliefs in a deliberately fragmented construction, where geometric shapes give the landscape a cubist-inspired dimension. The colors, lines, and different planes intertwine to create a dynamic scene, between reality and artistic interpretation.

Artwork certified I-CAC, accompanied by its certificate of authenticity.

Seller's Story

Dgino Chobert — French contemporary painter 🇫🇷 Certified i-CAC — No. 026/4069 Dordogne, Nouvelle-Aquitaine — France Passionate about painting from a very young age, Dgino Chobert was mentored and trained by a painter and sculptor, who passed on to him the basics and the taste for artistic creation. Over the years, he developed his own pictorial universe, between figuration, color, material and contemporary expression, with a preference for oil and acrylic. In 2026, his passion becomes a professional activity. He obtained i-CAC certification as a Contemporary Painter, formalizing his artistic journey. Each work is original, painted and hand-signed, and accompanied by its certificate of authenticity.
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Fragmented metropolis — A painting by the French painter Dgino Chobert (1988).

Acrylic on canvas — 55 × 75 cm.

This contemporary composition presents a colorful city nestled in the heart of a mountainous landscape. The façades in contrasting hues mingle with the reliefs in a deliberately fragmented construction, where geometric shapes give the landscape a cubist-inspired dimension. The colors, lines, and different planes intertwine to create a dynamic scene, between reality and artistic interpretation.

Artwork certified I-CAC, accompanied by its certificate of authenticity.

Seller's Story

Dgino Chobert — French contemporary painter 🇫🇷 Certified i-CAC — No. 026/4069 Dordogne, Nouvelle-Aquitaine — France Passionate about painting from a very young age, Dgino Chobert was mentored and trained by a painter and sculptor, who passed on to him the basics and the taste for artistic creation. Over the years, he developed his own pictorial universe, between figuration, color, material and contemporary expression, with a preference for oil and acrylic. In 2026, his passion becomes a professional activity. He obtained i-CAC certification as a Contemporary Painter, formalizing his artistic journey. Each work is original, painted and hand-signed, and accompanied by its certificate of authenticity.
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Details

Artist
Dgino Chobert
Sold with frame
No
Sold by
Direct from the artist
Edition
Original
Title of artwork
Métropole fragmentée
Technique
Acrylic painting
Signature
Hand signed
Country of origin
France
Year
2026
Condition
Excellent condition
Height
75 cm
Width
55 cm
Weight
870 g
Depiction/theme
Cityscape
Style
Abstract
Period
2020+
FranceVerified
34
Objects sold
100%
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