Jacon Art - Bob Marley - WAITING FOR REDEMPTION - 1/7

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WAITING FOR REDEMPTION - 1/7 is a 60 × 45 cm artwork by Jacon Art featuring Bob Marley, limited edition copia 1 di 7, created in 2026 and in excellent condition.

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“Waiting for Redemption” Edward Hopper would have painted Bob Marley like this: alone with his thoughts, suspended between light and shadow, while the world outside continues to rush by.
The warm light, the distant sea, and that almost musical silence transform an ordinary moment into freedom, anticipation, and poetry.
A work that doesn't simply portray Marley: it invites you to sit beside him.
And perhaps, never want to leave.

August 2026 - 60x45- 7 copies + 2 artist's proofs. Elite plexiglass print
supported with AI and Photoshop in creating the artwork

Very limited edition of 7 copies - Support in elite plexiglass material (thickness 5 mm with personalized design and cut right angles)

Jacon M. Eccentric Italian artist with experience in photography and pop and contemporary art for over 10 years, with representation of works where he enhances the beauty of the image and colors.
Presentations of abstract works where the 90s are intertwined with current works, from paintings with playing dice, works of art with nails and cotton up to the revisitation and rebirth of vintage objects giving them life and color in the present.
He participates in numerous artistic events of Italian street art in which he exhibits his works to the public creating numerous works where the public interacts with the work.

The work will be carefully packed and shipped with insurance to protect it and equipped with a traceability code



“Waiting for Redemption” Edward Hopper would have painted Bob Marley like this: alone with his thoughts, suspended between light and shadow, while the world outside continues to rush by.
The warm light, the distant sea, and that almost musical silence transform an ordinary moment into freedom, anticipation, and poetry.
A work that doesn't simply portray Marley: it invites you to sit beside him.
And perhaps, never want to leave.

August 2026 - 60x45- 7 copies + 2 artist's proofs. Elite plexiglass print
supported with AI and Photoshop in creating the artwork

Very limited edition of 7 copies - Support in elite plexiglass material (thickness 5 mm with personalized design and cut right angles)

Jacon M. Eccentric Italian artist with experience in photography and pop and contemporary art for over 10 years, with representation of works where he enhances the beauty of the image and colors.
Presentations of abstract works where the 90s are intertwined with current works, from paintings with playing dice, works of art with nails and cotton up to the revisitation and rebirth of vintage objects giving them life and color in the present.
He participates in numerous artistic events of Italian street art in which he exhibits his works to the public creating numerous works where the public interacts with the work.

The work will be carefully packed and shipped with insurance to protect it and equipped with a traceability code



Details

Artist/band
Bob Marley
Condition
Excellent condition
Type
Artwork
Artist
Jacon Art
Title of artwork
WAITING FOR REDEMPTION - 1/7
Year
2026
Edition
Limited Edition copia 1 di 7
Width
60 cm
Height
45 cm
ItalyVerified
276
Objects sold
92.59%
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