pix-n-art - Girl with a pearl earring

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Pix-n-Art presents an original, signed mixed-media wooden pixel portrait titled Girl with a pearl earring, created in 2026, measuring 107 cm by 76 cm and weighing 10 kg, in black and blue, with frame included and sold direct from the artist.

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Girl with a Pearl Earring is a wooden pixel artwork inspired by Johannes Vermeer’s iconic masterpiece.

The portrait is composed of hundreds of individually crafted wooden blocks, each preserving its natural texture and subtle variations. From a distance, the familiar figure emerges; up close, the image dissolves into an abstract composition of deep blues, warm earth tones, and geometric forms.

By translating one of art history’s most recognizable portraits into a sculptural pixel language, the work creates a dialogue between classical painting and contemporary abstraction, exploring the relationship between colour, texture, light, and perception.

About the Artist

Nadia Eremina is a Netherlands-based artist working under the name Pix-n-Art. She creates sculptural wooden pixel artworks composed of hundreds of individually prepared, hand-painted and assembled wooden blocks.

Her practice combines the visual language of digital pixel art with the warmth and physical presence of natural wood. Inspired by iconic imagery, contemporary culture and themes of identity and perception, she transforms familiar images into tactile, three-dimensional compositions.

Her artworks are presented through Carré d’Artistes galleries in France and Denmark and are held in private collections internationally. Each piece is handmade and unique.

Girl with a Pearl Earring is a wooden pixel artwork inspired by Johannes Vermeer’s iconic masterpiece.

The portrait is composed of hundreds of individually crafted wooden blocks, each preserving its natural texture and subtle variations. From a distance, the familiar figure emerges; up close, the image dissolves into an abstract composition of deep blues, warm earth tones, and geometric forms.

By translating one of art history’s most recognizable portraits into a sculptural pixel language, the work creates a dialogue between classical painting and contemporary abstraction, exploring the relationship between colour, texture, light, and perception.

About the Artist

Nadia Eremina is a Netherlands-based artist working under the name Pix-n-Art. She creates sculptural wooden pixel artworks composed of hundreds of individually prepared, hand-painted and assembled wooden blocks.

Her practice combines the visual language of digital pixel art with the warmth and physical presence of natural wood. Inspired by iconic imagery, contemporary culture and themes of identity and perception, she transforms familiar images into tactile, three-dimensional compositions.

Her artworks are presented through Carré d’Artistes galleries in France and Denmark and are held in private collections internationally. Each piece is handmade and unique.

Details

Sold with frame
Yes
Sold by
Direct from the artist
Edition
Original
Artist
pix-n-art
Title of artwork
Girl with a pearl earring
Technique
Mixed technique
Signature
Signed
Country of origin
Netherlands
Year
2026
Colour
Black, Blue
Condition
Excellent condition
Height
107 cm
Width
76 cm
Weight
10 kg
Depiction/theme
Portrait
Period
2020+
Sold by
The NetherlandsVerified
14
Objects sold
Private

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