AKET KUBIC - BACK TO THE 90'S

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Aket Kubic presents an acrylic portrait titled BACK TO THE 90'S, created in 2025 in France, in Cubist style, signed and sold with a frame measuring 30 × 40 cm (image 30 × 24 cm).

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The growing importance of Aket in the art world was reinforced when he was selected by Coca-Cola for their global MASTERPIECE campaign. Aket Kubic continues to engage in an experimental and playful approach to art, using his creations to explore and present personalities and subjects with a style close to cubism. His unique approach to daily life and cubism, combined with his playful experimentation, ensures him a prime place in contemporary art. Every year, with the regularity of a metronome, the spotlights shine on Aket Kubic. In 2023, he hosted a Coca-Cola advertising campaign. In 2024, he signed the poster for the Dunkerque Carnival, he, the native of Grande-Synthe who lived in La Madeleine. In 2025, he took possession of the Minorelle Gallery in Marcq-en-Barœul. And at the start of 2026? He is customising Bavaria 8.6 beer cans. If content should be consumed with the usual moderation, one can look at and collect the container with the greatest excess.
PAR EM. C.

FRAME: 30 X 40 CM

THE PROJECT “the continuation of the journey”

This continuation extends the intimate, everyday exploration guided by a secret compass known only to the artist. The continuity of the gesture: with no fixed beginning or end, the artistic approach becomes a perpetual flow. In this crossing, the artist does not seek to freeze a truth but to reveal his path: he lays down the weight of his doubts, his moods, and the secret landscapes of his inner journeys.
The visual journal: Always faithful to this nomadic format, the artist continues to record fragments on the fly

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Seller's Story

BRIK ROUGE ATELIER La BriK Rouge : An artistic platform and a future exhibition space Created by 3Vaket Kubic and Lyseopaine, the platform relies on solid experience in the management and orchestration of collective exhibitions — notably the acclaimed projects Nos rêves de gosses (2024), Nos rêves d’ados (2026), as well as the actions carried out within Plateau 112. Having been a couple for several years and after several stints in shared studios, the two artists naturally joined forces. Buoyed by this closeness, they have forged close ties with the visual artists of the Hauts-de-France region, creating over time a dynamic of collective exhibitions. La Brik Rouge thus continues and enriches its program of thematic exhibitions designed to spotlight the regional art scene.
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The growing importance of Aket in the art world was reinforced when he was selected by Coca-Cola for their global MASTERPIECE campaign. Aket Kubic continues to engage in an experimental and playful approach to art, using his creations to explore and present personalities and subjects with a style close to cubism. His unique approach to daily life and cubism, combined with his playful experimentation, ensures him a prime place in contemporary art. Every year, with the regularity of a metronome, the spotlights shine on Aket Kubic. In 2023, he hosted a Coca-Cola advertising campaign. In 2024, he signed the poster for the Dunkerque Carnival, he, the native of Grande-Synthe who lived in La Madeleine. In 2025, he took possession of the Minorelle Gallery in Marcq-en-Barœul. And at the start of 2026? He is customising Bavaria 8.6 beer cans. If content should be consumed with the usual moderation, one can look at and collect the container with the greatest excess.
PAR EM. C.

FRAME: 30 X 40 CM

THE PROJECT “the continuation of the journey”

This continuation extends the intimate, everyday exploration guided by a secret compass known only to the artist. The continuity of the gesture: with no fixed beginning or end, the artistic approach becomes a perpetual flow. In this crossing, the artist does not seek to freeze a truth but to reveal his path: he lays down the weight of his doubts, his moods, and the secret landscapes of his inner journeys.
The visual journal: Always faithful to this nomadic format, the artist continues to record fragments on the fly

Authenticity guaranteed by signature and certificate of authenticity

Seller's Story

BRIK ROUGE ATELIER La BriK Rouge : An artistic platform and a future exhibition space Created by 3Vaket Kubic and Lyseopaine, the platform relies on solid experience in the management and orchestration of collective exhibitions — notably the acclaimed projects Nos rêves de gosses (2024), Nos rêves d’ados (2026), as well as the actions carried out within Plateau 112. Having been a couple for several years and after several stints in shared studios, the two artists naturally joined forces. Buoyed by this closeness, they have forged close ties with the visual artists of the Hauts-de-France region, creating over time a dynamic of collective exhibitions. La Brik Rouge thus continues and enriches its program of thematic exhibitions designed to spotlight the regional art scene.
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Details

Sold with frame
Yes
Sold by
Direct from the artist
Artist
AKET KUBIC
Title of artwork
BACK TO THE 90'S
Technique
Acrylic painting
Signature
Signed
Country of origin
France
Year
2025
Condition
Excellent condition
Height
30 cm
Width
24 cm
Weight
1 g
Depiction/theme
Portrait
Style
Cubism
Period
15th century
FranceVerified
140
Objects sold
100%
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