Danilo Nedić - Focused Skateboard Woodworks - "Money for gem" ~ 2026 - ArtDecko Wall Art - recycled skateboards

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Danilo Nedić of Focused Skateboard Woodworks presents a 2026 original, hand-signed abstract wall artwork titled 'Money for gem', created in the Netherlands from recycled skateboards and sold directly by the artist.

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"Money for gem" is a geometric wall artwork by Danilo Nedić, founder of the Dutch design studio Focused Skateboard Woodworks. This piece is part of his ArtDecko series — a body of work inspired by the ornamental tile patterns of the Art Deco movement from the 1920s and 1930s.

Nedić reimagines these classic motifs using layers of recycled skateboards, resulting in a vibrant, three-dimensional surface that shifts in appearance depending on the viewer’s angle. The work explores the intersection of traditional design and modern street culture, blending architectural precision with the raw, colorful energy of skateboarding.

Each piece in the ArtDecko series is entirely unique, both in its color composition and pattern, making "Money for gem" a true one-of-a-kind work of contemporary craftsmanship.

Artist: Danilo Nedić
Series: ArtDecko
State: New
Year: 2026
Medium: Recycled skateboards, oil and hard wax finish
Size: 54,7 x 47,5 x 2 cm

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"Money for gem" is a geometric wall artwork by Danilo Nedić, founder of the Dutch design studio Focused Skateboard Woodworks. This piece is part of his ArtDecko series — a body of work inspired by the ornamental tile patterns of the Art Deco movement from the 1920s and 1930s.

Nedić reimagines these classic motifs using layers of recycled skateboards, resulting in a vibrant, three-dimensional surface that shifts in appearance depending on the viewer’s angle. The work explores the intersection of traditional design and modern street culture, blending architectural precision with the raw, colorful energy of skateboarding.

Each piece in the ArtDecko series is entirely unique, both in its color composition and pattern, making "Money for gem" a true one-of-a-kind work of contemporary craftsmanship.

Artist: Danilo Nedić
Series: ArtDecko
State: New
Year: 2026
Medium: Recycled skateboards, oil and hard wax finish
Size: 54,7 x 47,5 x 2 cm

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Sold by
Direct from the artist
Edition
Original
Artist
Danilo Nedić - Focused Skateboard Woodworks
Title of artwork
"Money for gem" ~ 2026 - ArtDecko Wall Art - recycled skateboards
Technique
Mixed technique
Signature
Hand signed
Country of origin
Netherlands
Year
2026
Condition
Excellent condition
Height
54.7 cm
Width
47.5 cm
Weight
1.5 kg
Style
Abstract
Period
2020+
The NetherlandsVerified
48
Objects sold
100%
25
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