Bazévian DelaCapucinière - Mini Cats Gang - READY TO HANG - Handpainted LARGE XL





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Bazévian DelaCapucinière presents Mini Cats Gang - READY TO HANG - Handpainted LARGE XL, an original mixed media artwork on wood in a Pop Art style, 60 by 60 cm, 6 kg, from France, signed by hand and in excellent condition, created in 2020 and after with the year 2026.
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Mini Cats Gang
Technique :Oil, acrylic and ink on old marouflaged papers on wood. The wooden panel is mounted on a frame, 60x60cm ■■ 23.7 x 23.7 inches
Sustainability : The wooden frame is crafted by the artist from recycled old books. In an eco-friendly approach, each packaging is made to measure and comes from a recycling network.
Sustainability : The wooden frame is crafted by the artist from recycled old books. In an eco-friendly approach, each packaging is made to measure and comes from a recycling network.
》READY TO HANG《
■ → Signed original work. Certificate of authenticity included.
■ → Careful packaging for shipment (plywood, foam, thick cardboard).
■ → Fast international delivery: DHL/UPS/FEDEX (3 to 6 days from France to the United States).
The setup visuals are AI visualizations based on photographs of the actual object. The photographs of the actual object are authoritative.
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French artist whose works have been presented in numerous exhibitions and publications in Europe, America and Asia. His work has also been highlighted on British television Channel 4, in the programme “Huge Homes with Hugh Dennis”.
His work is part of a search around the image, collective memory and the traces left by time. Drawing inspiration from images of the 20th century, Bazévian explores their transformation, alteration and reinterpretation through a personal pictorial language.
Between collective memory and personal history, his work evokes oxidized, erased or transformed images by time. The gaze becomes presence, the texture becomes light and every image reactivated by imagination gradually turns into a new memory.
Bazévian thus develops a singular and sensitive universe, at the border between figuration and abstraction, where fragments of the past become the starting point of a contemporary and personal work.
Mini Cats Gang
Technique :Oil, acrylic and ink on old marouflaged papers on wood. The wooden panel is mounted on a frame, 60x60cm ■■ 23.7 x 23.7 inches
Sustainability : The wooden frame is crafted by the artist from recycled old books. In an eco-friendly approach, each packaging is made to measure and comes from a recycling network.
Sustainability : The wooden frame is crafted by the artist from recycled old books. In an eco-friendly approach, each packaging is made to measure and comes from a recycling network.
》READY TO HANG《
■ → Signed original work. Certificate of authenticity included.
■ → Careful packaging for shipment (plywood, foam, thick cardboard).
■ → Fast international delivery: DHL/UPS/FEDEX (3 to 6 days from France to the United States).
The setup visuals are AI visualizations based on photographs of the actual object. The photographs of the actual object are authoritative.
■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■
French artist whose works have been presented in numerous exhibitions and publications in Europe, America and Asia. His work has also been highlighted on British television Channel 4, in the programme “Huge Homes with Hugh Dennis”.
His work is part of a search around the image, collective memory and the traces left by time. Drawing inspiration from images of the 20th century, Bazévian explores their transformation, alteration and reinterpretation through a personal pictorial language.
Between collective memory and personal history, his work evokes oxidized, erased or transformed images by time. The gaze becomes presence, the texture becomes light and every image reactivated by imagination gradually turns into a new memory.
Bazévian thus develops a singular and sensitive universe, at the border between figuration and abstraction, where fragments of the past become the starting point of a contemporary and personal work.

