Harleen - the one who was at the window

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Original 100 × 80 cm acrylic painting by Harleen, titled 'the one who was at the window', created in 2026 in France, in the pop art style with a Culture Pop theme; hand-signed, in excellent condition, sold directly from the artist.

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About the artist:

Harleen is a self-taught artist, driven by drawing since her earliest childhood. Fate guided her onto the path of her passion when she crossed paths with major figures of her generation. First an assistant, she painted in the shadow of these renowned artists and participated in the creation of numerous exhibitions across Europe.

Gradually, encouraged by those she admired, she dared to take the plunge: to give birth to her own artistic universe. In 2020, Harleen signs her first works in her own name, rich in all the experiences accumulated in the shadows.

Her art? A vibrant blend of urban and pop influences. She draws inspiration from the graffiti of the 90s, the streets that tell stories, and the icons who marked visual culture. Between pop art and street art, her creations explode with color, texture, and emotion. She paints instinctively, almost viscally, letting her characters emerge according to the thread of her daily inspiration.

About the work:

Each painting is created on a 300 g cotton canvas. Harleen works in successive layers: acrylic, oil, oil pastel, spray paint—so many textures that give life to raw emotion.

Shipping:

Your painting will be carefully rolled and shipped in a sturdy, secure tube.
An authenticity certificate signed by the artist will accompany your artwork.

Total canvas size: 100 x 80 cm

About the artist:

Harleen is a self-taught artist, driven by drawing since her earliest childhood. Fate guided her onto the path of her passion when she crossed paths with major figures of her generation. First an assistant, she painted in the shadow of these renowned artists and participated in the creation of numerous exhibitions across Europe.

Gradually, encouraged by those she admired, she dared to take the plunge: to give birth to her own artistic universe. In 2020, Harleen signs her first works in her own name, rich in all the experiences accumulated in the shadows.

Her art? A vibrant blend of urban and pop influences. She draws inspiration from the graffiti of the 90s, the streets that tell stories, and the icons who marked visual culture. Between pop art and street art, her creations explode with color, texture, and emotion. She paints instinctively, almost viscally, letting her characters emerge according to the thread of her daily inspiration.

About the work:

Each painting is created on a 300 g cotton canvas. Harleen works in successive layers: acrylic, oil, oil pastel, spray paint—so many textures that give life to raw emotion.

Shipping:

Your painting will be carefully rolled and shipped in a sturdy, secure tube.
An authenticity certificate signed by the artist will accompany your artwork.

Total canvas size: 100 x 80 cm

Details

Sold with frame
No
Sold by
Direct from the artist
Edition
Original
Artist
Harleen
Title of artwork
the one who was at the window
Technique
Acrylic painting
Signature
Hand signed
Country of origin
France
Year
2026
Condition
Excellent condition
Height
100 cm
Width
80 cm
Depiction/theme
Pop Culture
Style
Pop Art
Period
2020+
Sold by
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Objects sold
100%
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