Le Yack - The Crown That Learned to Open - Hand signed

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The Crown That Learned to Open - Hand signed is a 40 x 60 cm giclée print on canvas by Le Yack, an edition limited to 20 numbered copies, signed by the artist, produced in France since 2020, and delivered with a certificate of authenticity.

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In a bright interior with minimalist walls, a woman wears a golden cage as a head. The door is ajar, and two birds move freely around her.
The scene blends symbolism and formal purity. The side light sculpts the space and reinforces the work’s metaphorical dimension: constraint, emancipation, inner transformation.
A strong conceptual piece, between neo-realism and visual poetry.

Le Yack, a French pop and emerging street art artist. Alexandre Pelletier, known as Le Yack, was born in 1972 in Tours. During his studies, he joined the École Supérieure d'Art et de Design (ESAD) in Orléans. He is a creative director in publishing and on the web. Instagram @leyack45. He is exhibited in a network of about forty galleries in France, Germany, Belgium, the United States.

Artwork characteristics:
Signature: Hand-signed by the artist on the front and back of the artwork.
Technique: Giclée print on canvas, using high-quality pigment-based printing for faithful reproduction of details and colors.
Edition: Limited to 20 copies, individually numbered.
Dimensions: 40 x 60 cm.
Framing: Delivered ready to be framed, according to your preferences.
Authenticity: Supplied with a certificate of authenticity signed by the artist.
Shipping: Shipped from France, with secure packaging to ensure delivery in perfect condition.

Inspired by classical and modern painting, Le Yack brings a contemporary perspective to his creations by incorporating emblematic elements of pop and urban culture. His works are characterized by bright colors, dynamic shapes, and expressive compositions.

The artist also explores different forms of artistic production. Some of his works are reproduced in series on canvas-stretched supports, creating limited editions accessible to a larger audience. Other works are produced as unique paintings on canvas, adding an exclusive and authentic dimension to his collection.

Le Yack’s style reflects a fusion between traditional art and the endless possibilities offered by digital technology. His innovative approach and skillful use of digital resources allow him to create original works that captivate the eye and invite contemplation.

Exhibitions

Date: June 2025
Town Hall of Saint-Jean-le-Blanc
France - Saint-Jean-le-Blanc

Date: March 2025
Galerie Lurquin
Belgium - Dinan

Date: June 2024
Fine Arts selection
France - Arcachon

Date: May 2024
Palais des Arts
France - Dinard

Date: March 2024
Galerie l’Art ancien
France - Orléans

Date: September 2023
Espace Desfriches
France - Olivet

Date: September 2023
SWISSARTEXPO 2023
Switzerland - Hauptbahnhof Zürich

Date: September 2023
One Martine Gallery
1 Martine Ave, White Plains,
NY 10606, United States

Date: August 2023
Empreinte Galerie
3 Rue d'Alibert
France - Orléans

Date: August–December 2023
Galerie d'art Carré d'artistes
Rueil-Malmaison

Date: June–December 2023
Galerie d'art Carré d'artistes
France - Lille

Date: October 2022
Espace CO'Met
Rue du Président Robert Schuman

Keywords: contemporary painting, neo-realist painting, digital painting, symbolic art, woman and bird, golden cage, contemporary figurative art, visual introspection, minimalist composition, Le Yack, Leyack

Seller's Story

Production directly from the artist's studio Le Yack, works made on canvas by hand on stretcher, limited edition prints, personalized street-art sculptures in limited edition.
Translated by Google Translate

In a bright interior with minimalist walls, a woman wears a golden cage as a head. The door is ajar, and two birds move freely around her.
The scene blends symbolism and formal purity. The side light sculpts the space and reinforces the work’s metaphorical dimension: constraint, emancipation, inner transformation.
A strong conceptual piece, between neo-realism and visual poetry.

Le Yack, a French pop and emerging street art artist. Alexandre Pelletier, known as Le Yack, was born in 1972 in Tours. During his studies, he joined the École Supérieure d'Art et de Design (ESAD) in Orléans. He is a creative director in publishing and on the web. Instagram @leyack45. He is exhibited in a network of about forty galleries in France, Germany, Belgium, the United States.

Artwork characteristics:
Signature: Hand-signed by the artist on the front and back of the artwork.
Technique: Giclée print on canvas, using high-quality pigment-based printing for faithful reproduction of details and colors.
Edition: Limited to 20 copies, individually numbered.
Dimensions: 40 x 60 cm.
Framing: Delivered ready to be framed, according to your preferences.
Authenticity: Supplied with a certificate of authenticity signed by the artist.
Shipping: Shipped from France, with secure packaging to ensure delivery in perfect condition.

Inspired by classical and modern painting, Le Yack brings a contemporary perspective to his creations by incorporating emblematic elements of pop and urban culture. His works are characterized by bright colors, dynamic shapes, and expressive compositions.

The artist also explores different forms of artistic production. Some of his works are reproduced in series on canvas-stretched supports, creating limited editions accessible to a larger audience. Other works are produced as unique paintings on canvas, adding an exclusive and authentic dimension to his collection.

Le Yack’s style reflects a fusion between traditional art and the endless possibilities offered by digital technology. His innovative approach and skillful use of digital resources allow him to create original works that captivate the eye and invite contemplation.

Exhibitions

Date: June 2025
Town Hall of Saint-Jean-le-Blanc
France - Saint-Jean-le-Blanc

Date: March 2025
Galerie Lurquin
Belgium - Dinan

Date: June 2024
Fine Arts selection
France - Arcachon

Date: May 2024
Palais des Arts
France - Dinard

Date: March 2024
Galerie l’Art ancien
France - Orléans

Date: September 2023
Espace Desfriches
France - Olivet

Date: September 2023
SWISSARTEXPO 2023
Switzerland - Hauptbahnhof Zürich

Date: September 2023
One Martine Gallery
1 Martine Ave, White Plains,
NY 10606, United States

Date: August 2023
Empreinte Galerie
3 Rue d'Alibert
France - Orléans

Date: August–December 2023
Galerie d'art Carré d'artistes
Rueil-Malmaison

Date: June–December 2023
Galerie d'art Carré d'artistes
France - Lille

Date: October 2022
Espace CO'Met
Rue du Président Robert Schuman

Keywords: contemporary painting, neo-realist painting, digital painting, symbolic art, woman and bird, golden cage, contemporary figurative art, visual introspection, minimalist composition, Le Yack, Leyack

Seller's Story

Production directly from the artist's studio Le Yack, works made on canvas by hand on stretcher, limited edition prints, personalized street-art sculptures in limited edition.
Translated by Google Translate

Details

Sold by
Direct from the artist
Edition
Limited edition
Artist
Le Yack
Title of artwork
The Crown That Learned to Open - Hand signed
Technique
Giclée
Signature
Hand signed
Country of origin
France
Condition
Excellent condition
Height
60 cm
Width
40 cm
Style
Realism
Sold with frame
No
Period
2020+
FranceVerified
5327
Objects sold
95.89%
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