Gregos - Colored smile





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Gregos, Colored smile, 2026, resin and spray-paint on wood, 30 × 30 cm, depth 11 cm, edition 1, signed by the artist, France, in excellent condition.
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Colored smile
Resin and spray paint on a wooden support..
Created by the urban artist (street art) Gregos, without the help of a third party.
Signed by the artist.
An authenticity certificate accompanies the work.
Parisian artist who began his career in the 1990s, Gregos quickly made a name for himself in Street Art thanks to his expressive and colorful plaster masks. His work is influenced both by tribal art and abstract art, thus creating an unprecedented fusion between tradition and contemporary influences.
Immediately recognizable, Gregos's faces with a thousand facets contribute to giving a unique visual identity to the Paris scene, with more than 1,000 collages already in the capital, and as many around the world. In addition to his street work, the artist has also exhibited in numerous galleries in France and abroad.
Colored smile
Resin and spray paint on a wooden support..
Created by the urban artist (street art) Gregos, without the help of a third party.
Signed by the artist.
An authenticity certificate accompanies the work.
Parisian artist who began his career in the 1990s, Gregos quickly made a name for himself in Street Art thanks to his expressive and colorful plaster masks. His work is influenced both by tribal art and abstract art, thus creating an unprecedented fusion between tradition and contemporary influences.
Immediately recognizable, Gregos's faces with a thousand facets contribute to giving a unique visual identity to the Paris scene, with more than 1,000 collages already in the capital, and as many around the world. In addition to his street work, the artist has also exhibited in numerous galleries in France and abroad.

