CREATIVE_HUB - Saturday night Mario fever

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CREATIVE_HUB presents the limited edition giclée titled Saturday night Mario fever, a 90 × 60 cm hand-signed artwork from Italy in excellent condition, numbered 1/9 and sold directly from the artist.

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What is ART?

Art is a complex human activity, difficult to define univocally, that involves technical skill and creativity to express ideas, emotions and beauty through visual, sonic or conceptual forms, creating works that evoke reflection, emotions or aesthetic judgments in the viewer.

Art is the ability to transcend mere aesthetic pleasure to connect deeply with the soul, shaking it, exciting it and offering experiences that go beyond sight, touching inner and multisensory cords, without rigid rules, focusing on the universal language of emotions.

This perspective, which sees art as a revelation of the invisible (Paul Klee) and as a profound and universal expression (Einstein), emphasizes the power of art to communicate what words cannot, Art: the pleasure of personal meaning of sight!

This work was created using operational graphics programs such as Photoshop or Illustrator, aided in some critical steps by the help of AI but always with the modern creator taking the lead.

The current Creative hub collective was born in 2006, initially as a pool of creatives operating in corporate communications and an advertising agency, to then evolve toward the world of creating works of art.

The philosophy that inspires the birth of Creative Hub is to establish a multifunctional Center of the Culture and Creativity supply chain with its HQ in Brescia, and it is right here that, with a storm of creative minds and different graphic currents, cross-pollinations occur that we love and that make our artworks unique.

Each of our creations is an inspiration to the iconography of popular culture, also aiming to imprint our own personal vision of the work, sometimes questioning the painting current or reinventing the very idea of celebrity and of a visual icon.

Each work is sold signed by hand on the back of the canvas with a number to avoid ruining the beauty of the whole piece but to give it the correct value.

Over the years we have decorated thousands of residences, apartments, offices, and venues ranging from Central and North America, Europe, Middle Asia and the Far East, always with the greatest satisfaction from our clients.

The entire production cycle takes place inside our Atelier, from design, to digital retouching, to production and curated packaging, with the possibility to CREATE special TAILOR MADE projects (we created the entire wall decor of a private villa in Paris in an art nouveau theme, for example, or a Star Wars-themed apartment/loft for a German client, or canvases inspired by the Madonna for some churches in Central America)

Our production uses the 12-step Giclée technique in Digital Fine Art on premium glossy cotton canvas 380 g/m2.

Moreover, to preserve colors over time, each work is made and varnished by hand with a special treatment for lighting, to enhance colors and protect against deterioration over time.

Each artwork is shipped in a rigid cardboard tube with tracked shipping to safeguard and protect your new purchase and, in addition to the size of the work, includes a side edge for subsequent framing on the wooden frame, calculating a lateral thickness of 4 centimeters and a further outer edge of over 4 cm that remains white for mounting on the back of the frame (not supplied).

Shipping to the Balearic Islands, Azores, Madeira, Corsica adds 25 euros to the shipping cost of the respective country, unfortunately not possible to flag them in shipments, but being islands they have higher shipping costs.

What is ART?

Art is a complex human activity, difficult to define univocally, that involves technical skill and creativity to express ideas, emotions and beauty through visual, sonic or conceptual forms, creating works that evoke reflection, emotions or aesthetic judgments in the viewer.

Art is the ability to transcend mere aesthetic pleasure to connect deeply with the soul, shaking it, exciting it and offering experiences that go beyond sight, touching inner and multisensory cords, without rigid rules, focusing on the universal language of emotions.

This perspective, which sees art as a revelation of the invisible (Paul Klee) and as a profound and universal expression (Einstein), emphasizes the power of art to communicate what words cannot, Art: the pleasure of personal meaning of sight!

This work was created using operational graphics programs such as Photoshop or Illustrator, aided in some critical steps by the help of AI but always with the modern creator taking the lead.

The current Creative hub collective was born in 2006, initially as a pool of creatives operating in corporate communications and an advertising agency, to then evolve toward the world of creating works of art.

The philosophy that inspires the birth of Creative Hub is to establish a multifunctional Center of the Culture and Creativity supply chain with its HQ in Brescia, and it is right here that, with a storm of creative minds and different graphic currents, cross-pollinations occur that we love and that make our artworks unique.

Each of our creations is an inspiration to the iconography of popular culture, also aiming to imprint our own personal vision of the work, sometimes questioning the painting current or reinventing the very idea of celebrity and of a visual icon.

Each work is sold signed by hand on the back of the canvas with a number to avoid ruining the beauty of the whole piece but to give it the correct value.

Over the years we have decorated thousands of residences, apartments, offices, and venues ranging from Central and North America, Europe, Middle Asia and the Far East, always with the greatest satisfaction from our clients.

The entire production cycle takes place inside our Atelier, from design, to digital retouching, to production and curated packaging, with the possibility to CREATE special TAILOR MADE projects (we created the entire wall decor of a private villa in Paris in an art nouveau theme, for example, or a Star Wars-themed apartment/loft for a German client, or canvases inspired by the Madonna for some churches in Central America)

Our production uses the 12-step Giclée technique in Digital Fine Art on premium glossy cotton canvas 380 g/m2.

Moreover, to preserve colors over time, each work is made and varnished by hand with a special treatment for lighting, to enhance colors and protect against deterioration over time.

Each artwork is shipped in a rigid cardboard tube with tracked shipping to safeguard and protect your new purchase and, in addition to the size of the work, includes a side edge for subsequent framing on the wooden frame, calculating a lateral thickness of 4 centimeters and a further outer edge of over 4 cm that remains white for mounting on the back of the frame (not supplied).

Shipping to the Balearic Islands, Azores, Madeira, Corsica adds 25 euros to the shipping cost of the respective country, unfortunately not possible to flag them in shipments, but being islands they have higher shipping costs.

Details

Sold by
Direct from the artist
Edition
Limited edition
Edition number
1-9
Artist
CREATIVE_HUB
Title of artwork
Saturday night Mario fever
Technique
AI, Giclée
Signature
Hand signed
Country of origin
Italy
Condition
Excellent condition
Height
90 cm
Width
60 cm
Style
Modern
Sold with frame
No
Period
2020+
ItalyVerified
1699
Objects sold
99.58%
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