Aket Kubic (1989) - Mon vieux (50X70CM)

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Original artwork by Aket Kubic (born 1989), titled Mon vieux, 50 × 70 cm, acrylic and pastel on heavyweight paper (300 g/m²), dated 2025, signed at back, framed and in excellent condition, depicting a landscape and sold directly by the artist with a COA.

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About the Artist: 3V Aket Kubic (born 1989)
3V Aket Kubic today stands as one of the rising and essential figures on the French scene of Neo-Cubism, Pop Art, and contemporary Street Art.

His singular plastic writing relies on a geometric deconstruction of reality, a direct heir of Picasso and Braque's historical cubism, reinvented through the visual power and freedom of graffiti. Structured around strong black contours, facets, and cubes, his works act as true analog pixels. They fragment portraits and scenes of life to offer a vibrant, accessible, and resolutely optimistic visual poetry.

Curatorial Analysis
From the street to institutions: Emerging from graffiti and large-format muralism, 3V Aket Kubic masterfully balances popular culture, urban space, and museum standards. A signature with strong patrimonial value: Carried by major exhibitions drawing tens of thousands of visitors and supported by emblematic international collaborations, 3V Aket Kubic establishes himself as a reference signature, highly sought after by urban art and contemporary art collectors.

2023: International selection by Coca-Cola for the Masterpiece global campaign.
2023: Solo exhibition on the theme of Japan at Sm’art de Mouvaux (4,000 visitors).
2024: Solo exhibition “Nos rêves de gosses” at Plateau 112 in Roubaix (8,000 visitors).
2024: Official author of the poster for the iconic Dunkerque Carnival.
2025: Major solo exhibition at Galerie Le Minorelle in Marcq-en-Barœul (4,000 visitors).
2026: Artistic collaboration and customization for the Bavaria 8.6 brand.

The Work
This original composition on 300 g/m² heavy-weight paper demonstrates the artist’s remarkable mastery in blending acrylic and pastel. Through its cubist deconstruction, graphic rhythm, and bold color fields, this unique piece directly aligns with the most coveted contemporary urban creations on the market.

Technical Characteristics & Authenticity

Technique: Acrylic and pastel on heavy-weight paper (300 g/m²)
Dimensions with frame: 50 x 70 cm
Signature: Signed on the back, titled and dated by the artist
Authenticity: Sold with official Certificate of Authenticity (COA) signed
Finish: Framed, ready to hang

Condition & Shipping
Condition: Excellent.
Framing: Delivered in a frame ready to install.
Shipping safety: Equipped with a plexiglass window to ensure ultra-secure transport with no risk of breakage (can be replaced by museum glass with your framer’s preference).
Packing & Delivery: Professional tailor-made shipping, ultra-secure packaging with tracking number and insured value included.

Seller's Story

BRIK ROUGE ATELIER La BriK Rouge : An artistic platform and a future exhibition space Created by 3Vaket Kubic and Lyseopaine, the platform relies on solid experience in the management and orchestration of collective exhibitions — notably the acclaimed projects Nos rêves de gosses (2024), Nos rêves d’ados (2026), as well as the actions carried out within Plateau 112. Having been a couple for several years and after several stints in shared studios, the two artists naturally joined forces. Buoyed by this closeness, they have forged close ties with the visual artists of the Hauts-de-France region, creating over time a dynamic of collective exhibitions. La Brik Rouge thus continues and enriches its program of thematic exhibitions designed to spotlight the regional art scene.
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About the Artist: 3V Aket Kubic (born 1989)
3V Aket Kubic today stands as one of the rising and essential figures on the French scene of Neo-Cubism, Pop Art, and contemporary Street Art.

His singular plastic writing relies on a geometric deconstruction of reality, a direct heir of Picasso and Braque's historical cubism, reinvented through the visual power and freedom of graffiti. Structured around strong black contours, facets, and cubes, his works act as true analog pixels. They fragment portraits and scenes of life to offer a vibrant, accessible, and resolutely optimistic visual poetry.

Curatorial Analysis
From the street to institutions: Emerging from graffiti and large-format muralism, 3V Aket Kubic masterfully balances popular culture, urban space, and museum standards. A signature with strong patrimonial value: Carried by major exhibitions drawing tens of thousands of visitors and supported by emblematic international collaborations, 3V Aket Kubic establishes himself as a reference signature, highly sought after by urban art and contemporary art collectors.

2023: International selection by Coca-Cola for the Masterpiece global campaign.
2023: Solo exhibition on the theme of Japan at Sm’art de Mouvaux (4,000 visitors).
2024: Solo exhibition “Nos rêves de gosses” at Plateau 112 in Roubaix (8,000 visitors).
2024: Official author of the poster for the iconic Dunkerque Carnival.
2025: Major solo exhibition at Galerie Le Minorelle in Marcq-en-Barœul (4,000 visitors).
2026: Artistic collaboration and customization for the Bavaria 8.6 brand.

The Work
This original composition on 300 g/m² heavy-weight paper demonstrates the artist’s remarkable mastery in blending acrylic and pastel. Through its cubist deconstruction, graphic rhythm, and bold color fields, this unique piece directly aligns with the most coveted contemporary urban creations on the market.

Technical Characteristics & Authenticity

Technique: Acrylic and pastel on heavy-weight paper (300 g/m²)
Dimensions with frame: 50 x 70 cm
Signature: Signed on the back, titled and dated by the artist
Authenticity: Sold with official Certificate of Authenticity (COA) signed
Finish: Framed, ready to hang

Condition & Shipping
Condition: Excellent.
Framing: Delivered in a frame ready to install.
Shipping safety: Equipped with a plexiglass window to ensure ultra-secure transport with no risk of breakage (can be replaced by museum glass with your framer’s preference).
Packing & Delivery: Professional tailor-made shipping, ultra-secure packaging with tracking number and insured value included.

Seller's Story

BRIK ROUGE ATELIER La BriK Rouge : An artistic platform and a future exhibition space Created by 3Vaket Kubic and Lyseopaine, the platform relies on solid experience in the management and orchestration of collective exhibitions — notably the acclaimed projects Nos rêves de gosses (2024), Nos rêves d’ados (2026), as well as the actions carried out within Plateau 112. Having been a couple for several years and after several stints in shared studios, the two artists naturally joined forces. Buoyed by this closeness, they have forged close ties with the visual artists of the Hauts-de-France region, creating over time a dynamic of collective exhibitions. La Brik Rouge thus continues and enriches its program of thematic exhibitions designed to spotlight the regional art scene.
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Details

Sold with frame
No
Sold by
Direct from the artist
Artist
Aket Kubic (1989)
Title of artwork
Mon vieux (50X70CM)
Technique
Acrylic painting
Signature
Hand signed
Country of origin
France
Year
2025
Condition
Excellent condition
Height
70 cm
Width
50 cm
Weight
4 kg
Depiction/theme
Landscape
Style
Cubism
Period
15th century
FranceVerified
137
Objects sold
100%
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