JM Robert - "Éclosion"

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JM Robert’s original 2026 acrylic and mixed-media work on a thick 3D canvas, titled “Éclosion”, a multicolour street art portrait measuring 40 x 30 cm, signed and sold directly by the artist with its certificate.

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JM ROBERT (1988)

"Eclosion"

Acrylic on thick 3.5 cm canvas (3D)
40x30 cm
Sold with its certificate
2026

A vibrant, spontaneous and lively work, where colors intertwine like a moving garden.
Each detail invites the eye to wander between strength, softness and freedom, to create a different emotion at every moment.
A unique painting, designed to bring color, character and a true presence to your interior.

French painter JM ROBERT develops a distinctive universe at the crossroads of Street Art and contemporary art. Inspired by urban walls, textures, the marks of time and weathered facades, he composes works where colors, textures and feminine silhouettes meet in an aesthetic that is both raw and elegant.

His work is distinguished by backgrounds treated like ancient walls, on which faces appear, rendered in a graphic language close to stenciling. A recognizable artistic signature that now appeals to an international audience.

He exhibits in France, notably Rouen, Lyon, Uzès and in various French galleries, JM ROBERT has developed his international presence, with exhibitions and collaborations in Asia, notably Hong Kong, Bangkok and Singapore, as well as in the United States.

His universe thus continues to be exported beyond French borders.

Seller's Story

Propose a selection of abstract and figurative works.
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JM ROBERT (1988)

"Eclosion"

Acrylic on thick 3.5 cm canvas (3D)
40x30 cm
Sold with its certificate
2026

A vibrant, spontaneous and lively work, where colors intertwine like a moving garden.
Each detail invites the eye to wander between strength, softness and freedom, to create a different emotion at every moment.
A unique painting, designed to bring color, character and a true presence to your interior.

French painter JM ROBERT develops a distinctive universe at the crossroads of Street Art and contemporary art. Inspired by urban walls, textures, the marks of time and weathered facades, he composes works where colors, textures and feminine silhouettes meet in an aesthetic that is both raw and elegant.

His work is distinguished by backgrounds treated like ancient walls, on which faces appear, rendered in a graphic language close to stenciling. A recognizable artistic signature that now appeals to an international audience.

He exhibits in France, notably Rouen, Lyon, Uzès and in various French galleries, JM ROBERT has developed his international presence, with exhibitions and collaborations in Asia, notably Hong Kong, Bangkok and Singapore, as well as in the United States.

His universe thus continues to be exported beyond French borders.

Seller's Story

Propose a selection of abstract and figurative works.
Translated by Google Translate

Details

Edition
Original
Sold by
Direct from the artist
Sold with frame
No
Artist
JM Robert
Technique
Acrylic painting, Mixed media
Title of artwork
"Éclosion"
Signature
Signed
Country of origin
France
Year
2026
Colour
Blue, Green, Multicolour, Pink, Red, Yellow
Condition
Excellent condition
Height
40 cm
Width
30 cm
Weight
0.8 g
Depiction/theme
Portrait
Style
Street art
Period
2020+
FranceVerified
pro

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