PIOCH - Sans titre

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Pioch, Sans titre, an original 2026 paper artwork on Montval Canson 300 g/m2, 65 × 50 cm, executed in acrylic, watercolor and charcoal, signed by hand at lower left and countersigned on the back, varnished, shipped rolled in a rigid tube with a certificate of authenticity on the back.

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Description from the seller

Artist name: PIOCH
Title: Untitled
Year: 2026
Support: Montval Canson paper 300 g/m2
Technique: acrylic, watercolor and charcoal
Image dimensions: 65x50 cm
Drawing dimensions: 65x50 cm

The artwork on paper is varnished

Original and unique work

The drawing is signed at the bottom left and countersigned on the back.
The certificate of authenticity is written on the back of the artwork.

This paper work comes directly from the artist painter's studio.

The work will be shipped rolled in a rigid tube.

No reproduction has been made.

- Information about the artist:

Pioch, is a French contemporary painter born in 1980 and based in Perpignan.

Exhibits in art galleries in France and internationally.

Self-taught and instinctive, Pioch has developed a distinctive style that blends free figuration with elements of street art and draws influences from outsider art and marginal art.

It could be said that all of his works are a true open book about his life. He prefers to represent human emotion in his paintings rather than speak and take political positions in his creations.

He is an authentic artist who tells his story and ultimately tells the lives of others in parallel.

Hyper-sensitive, he opens up through his canvases, without restraint, thus showing his personality; he does not seek to seduce, and he will never leave you indifferent."

Artist name: PIOCH
Title: Untitled
Year: 2026
Support: Montval Canson paper 300 g/m2
Technique: acrylic, watercolor and charcoal
Image dimensions: 65x50 cm
Drawing dimensions: 65x50 cm

The artwork on paper is varnished

Original and unique work

The drawing is signed at the bottom left and countersigned on the back.
The certificate of authenticity is written on the back of the artwork.

This paper work comes directly from the artist painter's studio.

The work will be shipped rolled in a rigid tube.

No reproduction has been made.

- Information about the artist:

Pioch, is a French contemporary painter born in 1980 and based in Perpignan.

Exhibits in art galleries in France and internationally.

Self-taught and instinctive, Pioch has developed a distinctive style that blends free figuration with elements of street art and draws influences from outsider art and marginal art.

It could be said that all of his works are a true open book about his life. He prefers to represent human emotion in his paintings rather than speak and take political positions in his creations.

He is an authentic artist who tells his story and ultimately tells the lives of others in parallel.

Hyper-sensitive, he opens up through his canvases, without restraint, thus showing his personality; he does not seek to seduce, and he will never leave you indifferent."

Details

Artist
PIOCH
Sold with frame
No
Sold by
Direct from the artist
Edition
Original
Title of artwork
Sans titre
Technique
Acrylic painting, Charcoal, Watercolour painting
Signature
Hand signed
Country of origin
France
Year
2026
Condition
Excellent condition
Height
65 cm
Width
50 cm
Style
Abstract
Period
2020+
FranceVerified
86
Objects sold
100%
Private

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