UTOPIA (XX) - Vandal Apocalipse

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Studied art history at Ecole du Louvre and specialised in contemporary art for over 25 years.

Gallery Estimate  € 400 - € 500
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UTOPIA (XX) presents Vandal Apocalipse, a 2026 original mixed media artwork on 300 g fine art paper (50 × 70 cm), hand signed, unframed, with certificate of authenticity, produced in Portugal and sold direct from the artist.

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Original Mixed Media Artwork
This artwork is an original Mixed Media on 300g Fine Art Paper, created using graffiti, spray cans paint and acrylic paint.
The combination of urban graffiti language, spontaneous gestures and hand-painted details creates a distinctive contemporary piece, with each work being unique and unrepeatable.

Mixed Media on Fine Art Paper
300 g archival paper
Spray Paint and Acrylic Paint
Signed by the artist
Artist's stamp
Certificate of Authenticity included
Unframed
Carefully rolled and shipped in a protective tube
Fast and secure shipping

Utopia is a Brazilian self-taught artist whose roots are in graffiti and street art. His artistic journey has taken his work from street walls to galleries, exhibitions, festivals, sculptures and private collections in different countries.
His visual language combines street culture with contemporary art, often exploring themes of love, emotion, imagination and human connection.
His work is appreciated by collectors for its originality, vibrant colours, delicate details and unmistakable artistic identity.

The photographs may not fully capture the depth, texture and subtle colour variations of the original artwork. The pieces are often even more impressive in person, especially when viewed up close.

Seller's Story

Art and love
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Original Mixed Media Artwork
This artwork is an original Mixed Media on 300g Fine Art Paper, created using graffiti, spray cans paint and acrylic paint.
The combination of urban graffiti language, spontaneous gestures and hand-painted details creates a distinctive contemporary piece, with each work being unique and unrepeatable.

Mixed Media on Fine Art Paper
300 g archival paper
Spray Paint and Acrylic Paint
Signed by the artist
Artist's stamp
Certificate of Authenticity included
Unframed
Carefully rolled and shipped in a protective tube
Fast and secure shipping

Utopia is a Brazilian self-taught artist whose roots are in graffiti and street art. His artistic journey has taken his work from street walls to galleries, exhibitions, festivals, sculptures and private collections in different countries.
His visual language combines street culture with contemporary art, often exploring themes of love, emotion, imagination and human connection.
His work is appreciated by collectors for its originality, vibrant colours, delicate details and unmistakable artistic identity.

The photographs may not fully capture the depth, texture and subtle colour variations of the original artwork. The pieces are often even more impressive in person, especially when viewed up close.

Seller's Story

Art and love
Translated by Google Translate

Details

Artist
UTOPIA (XX)
Sold with frame
No
Sold by
Direct from the artist
Edition
Original
Title of artwork
Vandal Apocalipse
Technique
Mixed media
Signature
Hand signed
Country of origin
Portugal
Year
2026
Condition
Excellent condition
Height
70 cm
Width
50 cm
Weight
300 g
Style
Street art
Period
2020+
PortugalVerified
3299
Objects sold
100%
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