Étienne Pixa - The Pink Mask

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Étienne Pixa's The Pink Mask is a 2026 original mixed-media acrylic and oil-stick painting on canvas (130 x 100 cm), hand signed on the reverse, with a certificate of authenticity included.

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This explosive mixed-media canvas, created using acrylic on canvas and oil stick, presents a chaotic, deconstructed portrait on a deep black background. The image features a complex tangle of thick white, red, and green paint splatters, lines, and gestural marks forming a distorted, almost skeletal or technological face. The eyes are intensely detailed, appearing fractured and bloodshot, surrounded by the wild network of lines. A prominent, serene, and flawlessly smooth pink brushstroke mouth provides a striking, almost unsettling contrast to the frenetic energy of the rest of the composition. The piece evokes themes of mental fragmentation, the intersection of the organic and the digital, and hidden emotions.


Artwork size: 130 x 100 cm
Year: 2026
Technique: Acrylic and oil stick on canvas
Signature: Hand signed by the artist on the reverse
Provenance: Directly from the artist’s studio

A signed Certificate of Authenticity is included, specifying the title, technique, dimensions and year of completion.


Canvas & Mounting

The artwork is painted on cotton canvas and is shipped rolled and unmounted for safe and economical international transport.

There is an additional margin of approximately 10 cm of surface area on each side, allowing the artwork to be professionally stretched onto a frame.


The canvas is securely packaged for transport and shipped with a tracking number.


Photographs & Colours

Colours may vary slightly between the original artwork and the photographs due to lighting conditions, photographic equipment, camera settings and differences between screens or display devices.

Some photographs may be digitally staged or composed to show the artwork in different interior settings. These images are for illustrative purposes only; the proportions and apparent size of the artwork in such settings may not correspond to its actual dimensions. Please refer to the dimensions stated in the listing for the exact size of the work.





About the Artist

Étienne Pixa is a Franco-German artist based in Berlin. Classically trained in graphic arts and design, he also developed a photographic practice in his youth, sharpening his keen sense of observation and visual composition.

A self-taught painter since 2000 as well as a musician, his work revolves around improvisation and spontaneous mark-making. Navigating freely between abstraction and figuration, Pixa approaches the canvas as an open field of experimentation—embracing the unexpected, deconstructing, and reorganizing forms in pursuit of a dynamic balance.

Centering intuition and creative freedom, he offers open-ended visual narratives that invite viewers to engage with the artwork and project their own perceptions onto the canvas.

His practice explores the space between abstraction and figuration through gesture, movement and colour. Working primarily with acrylic paint, he combines spontaneous mark-making with layered compositions, drawing on the traditions of Expressionism, Abstract Expressionism and Action Painting.





Selected Solo & Group Exhibitions

2001 — selected for St’Art International Contemporary Art Fair, Club de la Presse, Strasbourg, France
2002 - Hôtel de Ville Strasbourg, SAAMS Jeunes Talents, France
2003-2004: Stadhalle Kehl, Germany
2011–2012 — 48 Stunden Neukölln, Berlin, Germany
2013 — Macht Kunst, Deutsche Bank, Berlin, Germany
2014–2015 — Sigmund Freud University, Berlin, Germany
2026 — Art Basel Week – ArtboXY Live, Basel, Switzerland
2026 — Expo Milano, Milan, Italy
2026 — Galerie Le Chien d’Or, Canada
2026 — Nicoleta Gallery, Berlin, Germany
2026 - Swiss Art Expo

This explosive mixed-media canvas, created using acrylic on canvas and oil stick, presents a chaotic, deconstructed portrait on a deep black background. The image features a complex tangle of thick white, red, and green paint splatters, lines, and gestural marks forming a distorted, almost skeletal or technological face. The eyes are intensely detailed, appearing fractured and bloodshot, surrounded by the wild network of lines. A prominent, serene, and flawlessly smooth pink brushstroke mouth provides a striking, almost unsettling contrast to the frenetic energy of the rest of the composition. The piece evokes themes of mental fragmentation, the intersection of the organic and the digital, and hidden emotions.


Artwork size: 130 x 100 cm
Year: 2026
Technique: Acrylic and oil stick on canvas
Signature: Hand signed by the artist on the reverse
Provenance: Directly from the artist’s studio

A signed Certificate of Authenticity is included, specifying the title, technique, dimensions and year of completion.


Canvas & Mounting

The artwork is painted on cotton canvas and is shipped rolled and unmounted for safe and economical international transport.

There is an additional margin of approximately 10 cm of surface area on each side, allowing the artwork to be professionally stretched onto a frame.


The canvas is securely packaged for transport and shipped with a tracking number.


Photographs & Colours

Colours may vary slightly between the original artwork and the photographs due to lighting conditions, photographic equipment, camera settings and differences between screens or display devices.

Some photographs may be digitally staged or composed to show the artwork in different interior settings. These images are for illustrative purposes only; the proportions and apparent size of the artwork in such settings may not correspond to its actual dimensions. Please refer to the dimensions stated in the listing for the exact size of the work.





About the Artist

Étienne Pixa is a Franco-German artist based in Berlin. Classically trained in graphic arts and design, he also developed a photographic practice in his youth, sharpening his keen sense of observation and visual composition.

A self-taught painter since 2000 as well as a musician, his work revolves around improvisation and spontaneous mark-making. Navigating freely between abstraction and figuration, Pixa approaches the canvas as an open field of experimentation—embracing the unexpected, deconstructing, and reorganizing forms in pursuit of a dynamic balance.

Centering intuition and creative freedom, he offers open-ended visual narratives that invite viewers to engage with the artwork and project their own perceptions onto the canvas.

His practice explores the space between abstraction and figuration through gesture, movement and colour. Working primarily with acrylic paint, he combines spontaneous mark-making with layered compositions, drawing on the traditions of Expressionism, Abstract Expressionism and Action Painting.





Selected Solo & Group Exhibitions

2001 — selected for St’Art International Contemporary Art Fair, Club de la Presse, Strasbourg, France
2002 - Hôtel de Ville Strasbourg, SAAMS Jeunes Talents, France
2003-2004: Stadhalle Kehl, Germany
2011–2012 — 48 Stunden Neukölln, Berlin, Germany
2013 — Macht Kunst, Deutsche Bank, Berlin, Germany
2014–2015 — Sigmund Freud University, Berlin, Germany
2026 — Art Basel Week – ArtboXY Live, Basel, Switzerland
2026 — Expo Milano, Milan, Italy
2026 — Galerie Le Chien d’Or, Canada
2026 — Nicoleta Gallery, Berlin, Germany
2026 - Swiss Art Expo

Details

Sold with frame
No
Sold by
Direct from the artist
Edition
Original
Artist
Étienne Pixa
Title of artwork
The Pink Mask
Technique
Acrylic painting, Mixed media
Signature
Hand signed
Country of origin
Germany
Year
2026
Colour
Black, Green, Multicolour, Pink, Red, White
Condition
Excellent condition
Height
130 cm
Width
100 cm
Style
Expressionism
Period
2020+
GermanyVerified
122
Objects sold
100%
Private

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