Moabit (XX-XXI) - Flat Heart

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Moabit’s Flat Heart, an offset print on canvas, signed and dated, limited edition 18/20 from 2023, 90 cm high by 210 cm wide, origin Spain, in excellent condition, weight 300 g.

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Moabit - XXL Flat Earth (2023)

Hand-signed print, numbered 18/20 and dated. CAO
Dimensions: H90 x L210 x P0.3 cm

The unique style of Moabit brings this explosive urban vibe directly into your space.
The art scene struggles to keep up with this rising star.
These pieces arrive in galleries at prices ranging from $2,200 to $2,500.
These original works feature aerosol paint and marker on canvas, highlighting Moabit's distinctive urban pop art style. Each piece is one-of-a-kind, indicated by the 1/1 mark on the back.
Moabit has gained international renown as a street artist, notably thanks to his series of banknotes. He has been featured in magazines and exhibited worldwide, achieving four-figure sales for his unique works and receiving recognition from prestigious galleries.

His eclectic blend reflects the depth of his artistic vision and the breadth of styles and mediums he explores.
Moabit's urban pop art style blends elements of street art, pop art and contemporary art, often incorporating popular icons and cultural symbols to create visually striking and thought-provoking works.
Integrating characters such as Ronald McDonald and Scrooge McDuck into his creations, Moabit seeks to establish a link with the heritage of comics while offering a contemporary interpretation. These recognizable cultural icons not only capture attention but also prompt reflection on the evolution of art across generations.

Moabit - XXL Flat Earth (2023)

Hand-signed print, numbered 18/20 and dated. CAO
Dimensions: H90 x L210 x P0.3 cm

The unique style of Moabit brings this explosive urban vibe directly into your space.
The art scene struggles to keep up with this rising star.
These pieces arrive in galleries at prices ranging from $2,200 to $2,500.
These original works feature aerosol paint and marker on canvas, highlighting Moabit's distinctive urban pop art style. Each piece is one-of-a-kind, indicated by the 1/1 mark on the back.
Moabit has gained international renown as a street artist, notably thanks to his series of banknotes. He has been featured in magazines and exhibited worldwide, achieving four-figure sales for his unique works and receiving recognition from prestigious galleries.

His eclectic blend reflects the depth of his artistic vision and the breadth of styles and mediums he explores.
Moabit's urban pop art style blends elements of street art, pop art and contemporary art, often incorporating popular icons and cultural symbols to create visually striking and thought-provoking works.
Integrating characters such as Ronald McDonald and Scrooge McDuck into his creations, Moabit seeks to establish a link with the heritage of comics while offering a contemporary interpretation. These recognizable cultural icons not only capture attention but also prompt reflection on the evolution of art across generations.

Details

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Owner or reseller
Edition
Limited edition
Artist
Moabit (XX-XXI)
Title of artwork
Flat Heart
Technique
Offset print
Signature
Signed
Country of origin
Spain
Year
2023
Condition
Excellent condition
Height
90 cm
Width
210 cm
Weight
300 g
Style
Street art
Sold with frame
No
Period
2020+
FranceVerified
61
Objects sold
Private

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