Zanchì - A Japanese dream - XXL

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Over 10 years' experience in art trade and previously founded his own gallery.

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Zanchì presents the original 2026 acrylic artwork A Japanese dream - XXL, 90 × 180 cm, of Italian origin, hand-signed, in excellent condition, sold directly by the artist.

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Zanchì is an artist who, driven by his great love for art and the desire to communicate it through his personal language, attends and completes studies in an artistic direction where he deepens and refines drawing, sculpture, figurative and abstract painting techniques.
In creating his paintings, he draws inspiration from his bond and love for nature, but also from reading a book or listening to music that conveys emotions.
Zanchì is also a singer-songwriter and a musical composer, and the blend between figurative art and music has always had great relevance to his artistic vision.
“In colors he hears music and in music he sees colors”.

Currently some of his works are exhibited in accredited art galleries in his country.
He has participated in live collective exhibitions, and has shown his works in solo exhibitions for important events including:
Solo exhibition in 2017 at the: International Short Film Festival "Corti in Cortile".
Solo exhibition in 2018 - 2019 at: Ecomed Green Expo of the Mediterranean.
Open Call Art Collective 2026 - Galleria Iblea Symposium

In some circumstances he has created works aimed at raising awareness of the safeguarding of the sea and our planet.

His works have been valued and purchased by private collectors in: Spain, France, Portugal, Hong Kong, Austria, Belgium, United Kingdom, Greece, Ireland, Germany, Italy, Malta, Netherlands, Poland, Finland, Hungary, Slovenia, Taiwan, Denmark.

The work "A Japanese dream": Our dreams, precious as gold that caresses this canvas, with their colors take us far away to beautiful lands.
The work is unique and is made with hands, heart and thought with high-quality artistic acrylic colors and with a transparent finish that adds further depth, brilliance and protection.
The painting measures 90x180 cm.
The total dimensions with white unpainted borders are about 100x190 cm.
The work will be gently rolled, protected and shipped in a sturdy cardboard tube, it will be insured and the shipping will be trackable.
For shipments outside the European Community, an additional 10 days are required to organize export documents.
The work is signed also on the back where the title is also present.
It comes directly from the artist who will provide, at the time of purchase, a digital certificate of authenticity via Catawiki's official messaging channel.
“This listing contains representations generated by artificial intelligence. Please refer to the original photographs to verify the actual condition of the item.”

Zanchì is an artist who, driven by his great love for art and the desire to communicate it through his personal language, attends and completes studies in an artistic direction where he deepens and refines drawing, sculpture, figurative and abstract painting techniques.
In creating his paintings, he draws inspiration from his bond and love for nature, but also from reading a book or listening to music that conveys emotions.
Zanchì is also a singer-songwriter and a musical composer, and the blend between figurative art and music has always had great relevance to his artistic vision.
“In colors he hears music and in music he sees colors”.

Currently some of his works are exhibited in accredited art galleries in his country.
He has participated in live collective exhibitions, and has shown his works in solo exhibitions for important events including:
Solo exhibition in 2017 at the: International Short Film Festival "Corti in Cortile".
Solo exhibition in 2018 - 2019 at: Ecomed Green Expo of the Mediterranean.
Open Call Art Collective 2026 - Galleria Iblea Symposium

In some circumstances he has created works aimed at raising awareness of the safeguarding of the sea and our planet.

His works have been valued and purchased by private collectors in: Spain, France, Portugal, Hong Kong, Austria, Belgium, United Kingdom, Greece, Ireland, Germany, Italy, Malta, Netherlands, Poland, Finland, Hungary, Slovenia, Taiwan, Denmark.

The work "A Japanese dream": Our dreams, precious as gold that caresses this canvas, with their colors take us far away to beautiful lands.
The work is unique and is made with hands, heart and thought with high-quality artistic acrylic colors and with a transparent finish that adds further depth, brilliance and protection.
The painting measures 90x180 cm.
The total dimensions with white unpainted borders are about 100x190 cm.
The work will be gently rolled, protected and shipped in a sturdy cardboard tube, it will be insured and the shipping will be trackable.
For shipments outside the European Community, an additional 10 days are required to organize export documents.
The work is signed also on the back where the title is also present.
It comes directly from the artist who will provide, at the time of purchase, a digital certificate of authenticity via Catawiki's official messaging channel.
“This listing contains representations generated by artificial intelligence. Please refer to the original photographs to verify the actual condition of the item.”

Details

Artist
Zanchì
Sold with frame
No
Sold by
Direct from the artist
Edition
Original
Title of artwork
A Japanese dream - XXL
Technique
Acrylic painting
Signature
Hand signed
Country of origin
Italy
Year
2026
Condition
Excellent condition
Colour
Black, Cream, Gold, Green, Multicolour, Pink, White
Height
90 cm
Width
180 cm
Style
Abstract
Period
2020+
Sold by
ItalyVerified
147
Objects sold
100%
Private

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