DPaliga (1980) - Pac Goes Psycho (serie: NOTHING LEFT)

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DPaliga (1980) presents Pac Goes Psycho (Nothing Left series), a 90 × 120 cm digital painting with AI and mixed media on canvas, signed by the artist, an original work dated 2026 in perfect condition with a COA from Poland.

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AI-assisted digital image, Unique Fine Art print 1/1, original with certificate of authenticity
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From the series: NOTHING LEFT

The series is an abstract portrait of contemporaneity — a world suspended between human creativity and machine intelligence. It is a reflection on the impact of AI on culture, art and the way we understand creativity today. The images simultaneously show chaos, destruction and informational clutter, but also the hidden internal order beneath them.

This is the reality in which images, ideas and styles mix faster than ever. It seems that everything has already been created, said and shown — and yet perhaps nothing has truly been yet.

Each work is an attempt to capture this paradox: the end of an era and the beginning of something we still cannot name.

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Highest quality giclée of a digital image on canvas weighing 365 g/m2, 90 cm x 120 cm (without frame) - after mounting on stretcher the surface is about 80x110 cm.
An additional frame 5 cm wide around the image.
Certificate of Authenticity COA is included with the artwork

NOTE! The sold artwork is on canvas, rolled in a tube and shipped safely in a tube.
It must be framed by the purchaser!
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Sold directly from the artist, carefully and safely packed in a cardboard tube and shipped insured via DPD

AI-assisted digital image, Unique Fine Art print 1/1, original with certificate of authenticity
_+_+_+_+_+_+_+_+_

From the series: NOTHING LEFT

The series is an abstract portrait of contemporaneity — a world suspended between human creativity and machine intelligence. It is a reflection on the impact of AI on culture, art and the way we understand creativity today. The images simultaneously show chaos, destruction and informational clutter, but also the hidden internal order beneath them.

This is the reality in which images, ideas and styles mix faster than ever. It seems that everything has already been created, said and shown — and yet perhaps nothing has truly been yet.

Each work is an attempt to capture this paradox: the end of an era and the beginning of something we still cannot name.

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Highest quality giclée of a digital image on canvas weighing 365 g/m2, 90 cm x 120 cm (without frame) - after mounting on stretcher the surface is about 80x110 cm.
An additional frame 5 cm wide around the image.
Certificate of Authenticity COA is included with the artwork

NOTE! The sold artwork is on canvas, rolled in a tube and shipped safely in a tube.
It must be framed by the purchaser!
_+_+_+_+_+_+_+_+_

Sold directly from the artist, carefully and safely packed in a cardboard tube and shipped insured via DPD

Details

Sold with frame
No
Sold by
Direct from the artist
Edition
Original
Artist
DPaliga (1980)
Title of artwork
Pac Goes Psycho (serie: NOTHING LEFT)
Technique
AI, Digital painting, Mixed media
Signature
Hand signed
Country of origin
Poland
Year
2026
Condition
Excellent condition
Height
120 cm
Width
90 cm
Depiction/theme
Pop Culture
Style
Contemporary
Period
2020+
PolandVerified
191
Objects sold
100%
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