Omhie - The Mandate

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The Mandate by Omhie is an original, hand-signed neo-expressionist mixed-media canvas artwork (106 x 100 cm) created in 2026, featuring multicolour tones and a pop culture theme with front and back signatures.

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THE MANDATE
Existence imposes rules, patterns, boundaries. But the soul does not.
"The Mandate" is a visceral, instinctive visual cry. Amidst raw black strokes and bold chromatic contrasts, a feathered enigma stands like a metropolitan totem, bearing witness to a universal message: in a world codified by voids and mandates, our spirit remains the only thing undeniably free.
A powerful neo-expressionist piece, where the raw matter of paint becomes a manifesto of absolute freedom.

Artwork Details
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Title: The Mandate
Style: Neo-Expressionism · Abstract Art · Street Art · Graffiti Art · Urban Contemporary
Medium: Mixed Media (Acrylic, Spray Paint, High-Relief Markers) on high quality Canvas.
Size: 96x90cm (finished size)(Note: +3cm margin on each side, reserved for stretching, total canvas size 106x100cm)
Signature: Hand-signed front and back
Condition: Excellent
Certificate: Hand-signed Certificate of Authenticity included
Frame: Not included

Shipping Information
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Packaging: Professionally packed and shipped worldwide, rolled in a secure tube to ensure maximum protection.
Tracking: A tracking number will be provided immediately upon shipment.

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This listing includes AI-generated mockups for visualization purposes. Please refer strictly to the original photographs to verify the artwork's actual condition. Colors may vary slightly due to studio lighting and camera exposure.

Seller's Story

Omhie is an Italian contemporary artist whose creative journey began in 2003, when asphalt and urban walls became his first canvas. He is a prominent member of the "Gruppo di Avola," an artistic collective that includes renowned figures. From his initial urban ferment, his style has evolved into a powerful and deeply personal narrative. Omhie’s practice is centered on Neo-Expressionism, where raw instinct and potent figurative symbolism converge. Through distorted faces, visceral skulls, and primal figures layered with scribbles, cryptic codes, and gestural brushstrokes, he translates human emotion and psychological tension onto the canvas. Every work becomes an archetype of expression, bridging the spontaneity of street art with a rigorous conceptual depth. Omhie’s philosophy is a constant search for authenticity. Every piece is the result of an unfiltered impulse where visceral energy meets a sophisticated conceptual impact, making his works highly sought after by international collectors.
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THE MANDATE
Existence imposes rules, patterns, boundaries. But the soul does not.
"The Mandate" is a visceral, instinctive visual cry. Amidst raw black strokes and bold chromatic contrasts, a feathered enigma stands like a metropolitan totem, bearing witness to a universal message: in a world codified by voids and mandates, our spirit remains the only thing undeniably free.
A powerful neo-expressionist piece, where the raw matter of paint becomes a manifesto of absolute freedom.

Artwork Details
-
Title: The Mandate
Style: Neo-Expressionism · Abstract Art · Street Art · Graffiti Art · Urban Contemporary
Medium: Mixed Media (Acrylic, Spray Paint, High-Relief Markers) on high quality Canvas.
Size: 96x90cm (finished size)(Note: +3cm margin on each side, reserved for stretching, total canvas size 106x100cm)
Signature: Hand-signed front and back
Condition: Excellent
Certificate: Hand-signed Certificate of Authenticity included
Frame: Not included

Shipping Information
-
Packaging: Professionally packed and shipped worldwide, rolled in a secure tube to ensure maximum protection.
Tracking: A tracking number will be provided immediately upon shipment.

Note
-
This listing includes AI-generated mockups for visualization purposes. Please refer strictly to the original photographs to verify the artwork's actual condition. Colors may vary slightly due to studio lighting and camera exposure.

Seller's Story

Omhie is an Italian contemporary artist whose creative journey began in 2003, when asphalt and urban walls became his first canvas. He is a prominent member of the "Gruppo di Avola," an artistic collective that includes renowned figures. From his initial urban ferment, his style has evolved into a powerful and deeply personal narrative. Omhie’s practice is centered on Neo-Expressionism, where raw instinct and potent figurative symbolism converge. Through distorted faces, visceral skulls, and primal figures layered with scribbles, cryptic codes, and gestural brushstrokes, he translates human emotion and psychological tension onto the canvas. Every work becomes an archetype of expression, bridging the spontaneity of street art with a rigorous conceptual depth. Omhie’s philosophy is a constant search for authenticity. Every piece is the result of an unfiltered impulse where visceral energy meets a sophisticated conceptual impact, making his works highly sought after by international collectors.
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Details

Edition
Original
Sold by
Direct from the artist
Sold with frame
No
Artist
Omhie
Technique
Acrylic painting, Felt-tip pen, Spray paint
Title of artwork
The Mandate
Signature
Hand signed
Country of origin
Italy
Year
2026
Colour
Multicolour
Condition
Excellent condition
Height
100 cm
Width
106 cm
Weight
500 g
Depiction/theme
Pop Culture
Style
Neo-Expressionism
Period
2020+
ItalyVerified
317
Objects sold
100%
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