CANNED (Mofart'z) (XX) - Fat Patrol

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Original, hand-painted work by CANNED (Mofart'z) titled Fat Patrol, signed on the lower right and back, dated 2025, executed in pochoir on canvas, 46 × 55 cm, in colours including black, white, pink and brown, in excellent condition with provenance from a private collection in France.

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Canned (Mofart’z) - "Fat Patrol"
Unique, hand-painted work.
Privately owned collectible piece in perfect condition.
Private collection provenance.

Technique: spray stencil on canvas
Dimensions: 46 x 55 cm
Dated 2025.
Signed bottom right and on the back.

Carefully packaged, international shipping fast.

In this work with a decidedly urban and contemporary language, the Canned duo distorts the codes of popular imagery through a singular and ironical representation.
The male figure in his law-enforcement uniform, painted in black and white in a relaxed pose, seems to entrust himself to the hollow of a massive donut glazed in pink and dotted with colorful confetti. The contrast between the sharp graphic treatment of the character and the candy-sweet tones of the motif creates a quirky scene, both playful and provocative.
Stencil work, characteristic of street art aesthetics, plays on the oppositions between flat color areas, defined outlines and textural effects. The piece thus distorts symbols of popular culture and consumerism in a composition with assured humor.
Through its irreverent spirit, its impact graphics and its urban art-inspired aesthetics, this creation asserts a visually distinctive identity, where popular culture, subversion and contemporary expression meet.
An original work by the Canned duo, combining humor, street art aesthetics and graphic freedom.

Biography:
The Canned artists’ duo mocks our consumer society and over-industrialization. Always fed by fresh, sharp ideas, this artistic pair enjoys gently reminding us of certain limits that should not be exceeded too often.
The project “CANNED” arose from the collaboration between two French artists, Charlotte Parenteau-Denoël and Fabien Moreau (alias Mofart’z). Their common thread is the subversion of brands, images, or situations. Their main inspirations come from their personal experiences and childhood. All of this is seasoned by two major artistic movements of the second half of the 20th century: Pop Art and Graffiti.
An irreverent, funny, and incisive duo of artists. Each of their works humorously tackles our biggest flaws. Always searching for new ideas and strong concepts, they are undoubtedly artists to follow for fans and collectors of urban or contemporary art.

Canned (Mofart’z) - "Fat Patrol"
Unique, hand-painted work.
Privately owned collectible piece in perfect condition.
Private collection provenance.

Technique: spray stencil on canvas
Dimensions: 46 x 55 cm
Dated 2025.
Signed bottom right and on the back.

Carefully packaged, international shipping fast.

In this work with a decidedly urban and contemporary language, the Canned duo distorts the codes of popular imagery through a singular and ironical representation.
The male figure in his law-enforcement uniform, painted in black and white in a relaxed pose, seems to entrust himself to the hollow of a massive donut glazed in pink and dotted with colorful confetti. The contrast between the sharp graphic treatment of the character and the candy-sweet tones of the motif creates a quirky scene, both playful and provocative.
Stencil work, characteristic of street art aesthetics, plays on the oppositions between flat color areas, defined outlines and textural effects. The piece thus distorts symbols of popular culture and consumerism in a composition with assured humor.
Through its irreverent spirit, its impact graphics and its urban art-inspired aesthetics, this creation asserts a visually distinctive identity, where popular culture, subversion and contemporary expression meet.
An original work by the Canned duo, combining humor, street art aesthetics and graphic freedom.

Biography:
The Canned artists’ duo mocks our consumer society and over-industrialization. Always fed by fresh, sharp ideas, this artistic pair enjoys gently reminding us of certain limits that should not be exceeded too often.
The project “CANNED” arose from the collaboration between two French artists, Charlotte Parenteau-Denoël and Fabien Moreau (alias Mofart’z). Their common thread is the subversion of brands, images, or situations. Their main inspirations come from their personal experiences and childhood. All of this is seasoned by two major artistic movements of the second half of the 20th century: Pop Art and Graffiti.
An irreverent, funny, and incisive duo of artists. Each of their works humorously tackles our biggest flaws. Always searching for new ideas and strong concepts, they are undoubtedly artists to follow for fans and collectors of urban or contemporary art.

Details

Artist
CANNED (Mofart'z) (XX)
Edition
Original
Sold by
Owner or reseller
Sold with frame
No
Title of artwork
Fat Patrol
Technique
Pochoir
Signature
Hand signed
Country of origin
France
Year
2025
Condition
Excellent condition
Colour
Black, Brown, Pink, White
Height
46 cm
Width
55 cm
Weight
1 kg
Depiction/theme
Pop Culture
Style
Street art
Period
2020+
Sold by
FranceVerified
57
Objects sold
83.33%
Private

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