Vincent STREIFF - Le Chaton au Nœud Rouge – Tableau Pop Art sur bois de palette recyclé

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Vincent Streiff signs this 1/1 original 2025 Pop Art work Le Chaton au Nœud Rouge on recycled wooden pallet, a mixed‑media piece (acrylic, spray paint, collage and decorative paper) on a hand‑finished recycled pallet board, measuring about 54 × 66 cm and weighing 2 kg, unframed, in excellent condition with a certificate of authenticity.

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Original work and unique piece (1/1) by the French artist Vincent Streiff (VincePopArt).

Vincent Streiff’s work begins well before painting: he collects palettes that could no longer be used, deconstructs them board by board, then entirely by hand shapes a custom support, cut and carefully sanded for this specific piece. Each painting thus arises from wood with a unique history – grain, knots, irregular cuts – which becomes the signature of Vincent Streiff’s style, between pop art and street art.

The little white cat with the red bow, an emblematic kawaii icon, takes center stage in a patchwork of stickers, decorative papers and bright colors: softness and street art united.

Specifications:
- Artist: Vincent Streiff (VincePopArt), France
- Year: 2025
- Technique: mixed media – acrylic, spray paint, stickers, decorative paper, matte finish
- Support: recycled pallet wood, shaped and hand-sanded
- Dimensions: approx. 54 cm (H) × 66 cm (W) × 3 cm (D), irregular shape
- Weight: 2 kg
- Signed and numbered 1/1 on the back by the artist
- Certificate of authenticity provided
- Unframed
- Condition: new, never exhibited
- Provenance: private collection (artist’s studio)

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Original work and unique piece (1/1) by the French artist Vincent Streiff (VincePopArt).

Vincent Streiff’s work begins well before painting: he collects palettes that could no longer be used, deconstructs them board by board, then entirely by hand shapes a custom support, cut and carefully sanded for this specific piece. Each painting thus arises from wood with a unique history – grain, knots, irregular cuts – which becomes the signature of Vincent Streiff’s style, between pop art and street art.

The little white cat with the red bow, an emblematic kawaii icon, takes center stage in a patchwork of stickers, decorative papers and bright colors: softness and street art united.

Specifications:
- Artist: Vincent Streiff (VincePopArt), France
- Year: 2025
- Technique: mixed media – acrylic, spray paint, stickers, decorative paper, matte finish
- Support: recycled pallet wood, shaped and hand-sanded
- Dimensions: approx. 54 cm (H) × 66 cm (W) × 3 cm (D), irregular shape
- Weight: 2 kg
- Signed and numbered 1/1 on the back by the artist
- Certificate of authenticity provided
- Unframed
- Condition: new, never exhibited
- Provenance: private collection (artist’s studio)

Careful and reinforced packaging for shipment.

Details

Edition
Original
Sold by
Direct from the artist
Sold with frame
No
Artist
Vincent STREIFF
Technique
Acrylic painting, Collage, Mixed media, Spray paint
Title of artwork
Le Chaton au Nœud Rouge – Tableau Pop Art sur bois de palette recyclé
Signature
Hand signed
Country of origin
France
Year
2025
Colour
Multicolour
Condition
Excellent condition
Height
54 cm
Width
66 cm
Weight
2000 g
Depiction/theme
Pop Culture
Style
Pop Art
Period
2020+
FranceVerified
13
Objects sold
pro

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