Cartist - Let the Dream Fly

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Studied art history at Ecole du Louvre and specialised in contemporary art for over 25 years.

Gallery Estimate  € 800 - € 1,000
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Cartist’s Let the Dream Fly, 2024, an original aero­graphe artwork from France in Pop Art style, 40 × 30 cm, signed by hand, in noir and rouge, depicting Culture Pop, sold by Galerie, ready to hang with secure packaging for transport.

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Collection 2024

“Let the Dream Fly” is a striking visual reflection on transforming childhood dreams into adult desires. Inspired by Banksy’s visual universe, this work reinterprets an emblematic symbol of street art to offer a contemporary interpretation, at once critical and poetic.

Instead of the classic red balloon, a real Ferrari key rises into the void, a symbol of material success, unattainable, suspended between hope and disillusion. The silhouette of the child, frozen in its gesture, asks: is it a lost dream, or a modern obsession taking flight?

Created by Cartist, a young emerging French artist, this piece fuses street art, collectible object and symbolic narration. The white space, the simplicity of the stencil, the tension of the gesture: everything invites reflection on our priorities and our aspirations in a world saturated with images and desire.

The work is ready to be hung. It will be carefully protected and shipped in a robust and elegant packaging, guaranteeing maximum safety during transport.

Please note that colors may vary slightly depending on lighting or screens.

Seller's Story

Discover Cartist, the ultimate destination for high-quality automotive-inspired art pieces and collectibles. Each work blends passion for cars with fine craftsmanship, creating unique and striking artworks that celebrate automotive culture.
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Collection 2024

“Let the Dream Fly” is a striking visual reflection on transforming childhood dreams into adult desires. Inspired by Banksy’s visual universe, this work reinterprets an emblematic symbol of street art to offer a contemporary interpretation, at once critical and poetic.

Instead of the classic red balloon, a real Ferrari key rises into the void, a symbol of material success, unattainable, suspended between hope and disillusion. The silhouette of the child, frozen in its gesture, asks: is it a lost dream, or a modern obsession taking flight?

Created by Cartist, a young emerging French artist, this piece fuses street art, collectible object and symbolic narration. The white space, the simplicity of the stencil, the tension of the gesture: everything invites reflection on our priorities and our aspirations in a world saturated with images and desire.

The work is ready to be hung. It will be carefully protected and shipped in a robust and elegant packaging, guaranteeing maximum safety during transport.

Please note that colors may vary slightly depending on lighting or screens.

Seller's Story

Discover Cartist, the ultimate destination for high-quality automotive-inspired art pieces and collectibles. Each work blends passion for cars with fine craftsmanship, creating unique and striking artworks that celebrate automotive culture.
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Details

Sold with frame
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Gallery
Edition
Original
Artist
Cartist
Title of artwork
Let the Dream Fly
Technique
Airbrush
Signature
Hand signed
Country of origin
France
Year
2024
Colour
Black, Red
Condition
Excellent condition
Height
40 cm
Width
30 cm
Depiction/theme
Pop Culture
Style
Pop Art
Period
2020+
Sold by
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Objects sold
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