Sara Arnaout (1971) - CRUMPLE ART - Diabolik

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Sara Arnaout (born 1971) created CRUMPLE ART - Diabolik in mixed technique in 2020, a 53 × 53 cm original work, signed by hand and sold with a frame, originating from Italy.

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Beautiful work by Pop artist Sara Arnaout from the CRUMPLE ART cycle.

The piece is a homage to Disney, and to realize it the artist used original comics, creating with them a dynamic scene in which she includes the dollars on which Uncle Scrooge lies blissfully.

In every one of her works, Sara Arnaout merges her personal Pop vision with her surprising ability to immortalize a scene, making it strongly dynamic thanks to the three‑dimensionality that allows the viewer to grasp ongoing messages and new actions by scrutinizing it from different angles.

She boasts collectors worldwide. A huge success at the latest edition of ArtParma Fair 2020.

Artwork in a wooden and plexiglass display case.
Accompanied by authentic photos and the artist's archive.

Sara Arnaout was born in Turin. She spends part of her childhood in Jordan, the country of her father's origin, and part in Italy. At thirteen she moves to the United States, where she earns her middle school diploma at Red Bank Middle School and immediately stands out in the artistic field, winning various Art Awards. She then enrolls at Red Bank Regional High School, in New Jersey, where she prefers attending art classes, actively participating in American artistic life. She graduates from the Brera Academy of Fine Arts in Milan in 1996.
Countless are her national and international exhibitions. She currently lives and works in her studio in Milan.

Beautiful work by Pop artist Sara Arnaout from the CRUMPLE ART cycle.

The piece is a homage to Disney, and to realize it the artist used original comics, creating with them a dynamic scene in which she includes the dollars on which Uncle Scrooge lies blissfully.

In every one of her works, Sara Arnaout merges her personal Pop vision with her surprising ability to immortalize a scene, making it strongly dynamic thanks to the three‑dimensionality that allows the viewer to grasp ongoing messages and new actions by scrutinizing it from different angles.

She boasts collectors worldwide. A huge success at the latest edition of ArtParma Fair 2020.

Artwork in a wooden and plexiglass display case.
Accompanied by authentic photos and the artist's archive.

Sara Arnaout was born in Turin. She spends part of her childhood in Jordan, the country of her father's origin, and part in Italy. At thirteen she moves to the United States, where she earns her middle school diploma at Red Bank Middle School and immediately stands out in the artistic field, winning various Art Awards. She then enrolls at Red Bank Regional High School, in New Jersey, where she prefers attending art classes, actively participating in American artistic life. She graduates from the Brera Academy of Fine Arts in Milan in 1996.
Countless are her national and international exhibitions. She currently lives and works in her studio in Milan.

Details

Sold with frame
Yes
Sold by
Owner or reseller
Edition
Original
Artist
Sara Arnaout (1971)
Title of artwork
CRUMPLE ART - Diabolik
Technique
Mixed media
Signature
Hand signed
Country of origin
Italy
Year
2020
Condition
Excellent condition
Height
53 cm
Width
53 cm
Style
Pop Art
Period
2020+
Sold by
ItalyVerified
302
Objects sold
Private

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