Kleury.art - [XL MATTE PAPER] Editorial Poster Style: "Ferrari F12 Berlinetta" by Kleury.art (1/5)

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Kleury.art’s signed, limited-edition mixed-media and AI artwork, “Ferrari F12 Berlinetta”, is a 50 × 70 cm portrait-style editorial poster on fine art paper.

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LOT DETAILS
Title of the work: Ferrari F12 Berlinetta

Artist: Kleury.art

Edition: Limited edition of 5 copies

Dimensions: 50x70 cm (vertical layout)

Support: EMA Fine Art Paper (Enhanced Matte). This prestigious archival paper provides a smooth, opaque, dense, and completely glare-free surface. The ultra-matte finish of EMA paper enhances the depth of Rosso Corsa, the delicacy of the geometric construction lines, the sharpness of the monumental typography, and the warm ivory tone of the background, ensuring flawless color rendering and intergenerational museum-like preservation.

Technique: Digital illustration in Technical Poster Design style, with hyper-realistic rendering of the car. The work blends the graphic impact of typographic posters inspired by Swiss design with the precision of an engineering data sheet. The grand tourer is rendered with photorealistic light modeling, reflections rippling over the taut body panels, the transparency of the crystals, and the gloss of the silver wheels, while orthogonal projections and construction arches are traced with a fine technical drawing ink line (Artificial Intelligence used to optimize volumetric lighting, proportionate calculation of orthogonal projections, and alignment of technical texts for fine art printing).

Framing: The work is sold unframed. Shipped with maximum care in a professionally reinforced protective tube.

Authenticity: Kleury.art digital stamp present on the work at the bottom left; digitally certified, numbered, signed, and paired with the EMA edition provided on request.

THE WORK
“Ferrari F12 Berlinetta” is a powerful visual manifesto, fluid and of extraordinary refinement, dedicated to the front-mid V12 Berlinetta unveiled by Maranello in 2012 as the successor to the 599 GTB Fiorano. The composition unfolds on an ivory background, traversed by a bold diagonal band in deep red that imparts momentum and direction to the entire sheet. At the top the word “Ferrari” and the monumental title “F12 Berlinetta” dominate, accompanied by the Cavallino Rampante crest and the subtitle “Front-Mid V12 / Rear-Wheel Drive / 2012,” followed by the claim “Sculpted by air. Driven by twelve.”, which succinctly captures the dual heart of the car: aerodynamics and the twelve-cylinder engine.

In the center, the grand tourer is depicted in a spectacular three-quarter front view, in bright Rosso Corsa, framed by a micrometer grille and elegant construction arches traced with a compass, as in a design-stage technical drawing. Every detail is legible: the long hood with the central air intake, the wide grille with the chromed Horse, the sharp headlights, the deep aerodynamic channel that sculpt-s the flanks, the five-spoke silver alloys, and the yellow brake calipers. A side caption summarizes its technical essence: 6.3-Litre Naturally Aspirated V12, Seven-Speed Dual-Clutch Transmission, Rear-Wheel Drive.

The lower section, in impeccable archival-layout, houses the Technical Specifications in English for the European 2012 version:

The 65° V12 engine in front-central longitudinal position, liquid-cooled, 6262 cm³ naturally aspirated, capable of 545 kW (740 HP) at 8250 rpm and a maximum torque of 690 Nm at 6000 rpm.

The seven-speed dual-clutch transmission and rear-wheel drive.

The body dimensions of the two-seater coupé: length 4618 mm, width 1942 mm, height 1273 mm, and wheelbase 2720 mm.

Completing the sheet, two orthogonal projections with lines, the Side Elevation with wheelbase dimension and the Front Elevation, which convey the classic balance of granturismo proportions: long hood, rear-set cabin, and truncated tail. A red graphic stamp, “Private Design – Independent Graphic Study,” underscores the independent artistic study nature of the work.

THE ARTIST’S WORDS
“With ‘Ferrari F12 Berlinetta’ I wanted to celebrate Maranello’s noblest tradition: the twelve-cylinder engine up front, rear-wheel drive, the driver in the middle. It’s a formula that runs through the Cavallino’s history and that the F12 has brought to an extraordinary level of power and refinement. This time I wanted to add to the sheet the construction arches traced with a compass, to evoke the moment when the form is born on the drawing board, even before it enters the wind tunnel. The claim “Sculpted by air” comes exactly from this: from the channel that cuts across the flanks and makes the bodywork feel almost shaped by the wind. The biggest challenge was capturing the tension of the surfaces and the play of reflections along the hood without weighing down the composition. I selected EMA Fine Art paper because its totally matte finish yields a full, velvety red, without reflections, and makes the reading of the specifications as sharp as on an archival document. I hope this sheet brings the unmistakable voice of a naturally aspirated V12 into spaces, the cult of engineering elegance, and the timeless allure of Italian grand touring.”

ARTIST INFORMATION
Kleury.art consolidates its prestigious elite production on EMA archival paper, confirming an extraordinary visual culture and unequaled stylistic mastery. Seamlessly moving from the chromatic splendor of sport to the universe of pop icons and rock on canvas, to Toy Surrealism irony, to classic Baroque reinterpretation and to captivating Eastern woodcut-style illustrations, the artist strengthens this line of technical patents as one of the most versatile, complete digital signatures and among the most collected internationally.

LOT DETAILS
Title of the work: Ferrari F12 Berlinetta

Artist: Kleury.art

Edition: Limited edition of 5 copies

Dimensions: 50x70 cm (vertical layout)

Support: EMA Fine Art Paper (Enhanced Matte). This prestigious archival paper provides a smooth, opaque, dense, and completely glare-free surface. The ultra-matte finish of EMA paper enhances the depth of Rosso Corsa, the delicacy of the geometric construction lines, the sharpness of the monumental typography, and the warm ivory tone of the background, ensuring flawless color rendering and intergenerational museum-like preservation.

Technique: Digital illustration in Technical Poster Design style, with hyper-realistic rendering of the car. The work blends the graphic impact of typographic posters inspired by Swiss design with the precision of an engineering data sheet. The grand tourer is rendered with photorealistic light modeling, reflections rippling over the taut body panels, the transparency of the crystals, and the gloss of the silver wheels, while orthogonal projections and construction arches are traced with a fine technical drawing ink line (Artificial Intelligence used to optimize volumetric lighting, proportionate calculation of orthogonal projections, and alignment of technical texts for fine art printing).

Framing: The work is sold unframed. Shipped with maximum care in a professionally reinforced protective tube.

Authenticity: Kleury.art digital stamp present on the work at the bottom left; digitally certified, numbered, signed, and paired with the EMA edition provided on request.

THE WORK
“Ferrari F12 Berlinetta” is a powerful visual manifesto, fluid and of extraordinary refinement, dedicated to the front-mid V12 Berlinetta unveiled by Maranello in 2012 as the successor to the 599 GTB Fiorano. The composition unfolds on an ivory background, traversed by a bold diagonal band in deep red that imparts momentum and direction to the entire sheet. At the top the word “Ferrari” and the monumental title “F12 Berlinetta” dominate, accompanied by the Cavallino Rampante crest and the subtitle “Front-Mid V12 / Rear-Wheel Drive / 2012,” followed by the claim “Sculpted by air. Driven by twelve.”, which succinctly captures the dual heart of the car: aerodynamics and the twelve-cylinder engine.

In the center, the grand tourer is depicted in a spectacular three-quarter front view, in bright Rosso Corsa, framed by a micrometer grille and elegant construction arches traced with a compass, as in a design-stage technical drawing. Every detail is legible: the long hood with the central air intake, the wide grille with the chromed Horse, the sharp headlights, the deep aerodynamic channel that sculpt-s the flanks, the five-spoke silver alloys, and the yellow brake calipers. A side caption summarizes its technical essence: 6.3-Litre Naturally Aspirated V12, Seven-Speed Dual-Clutch Transmission, Rear-Wheel Drive.

The lower section, in impeccable archival-layout, houses the Technical Specifications in English for the European 2012 version:

The 65° V12 engine in front-central longitudinal position, liquid-cooled, 6262 cm³ naturally aspirated, capable of 545 kW (740 HP) at 8250 rpm and a maximum torque of 690 Nm at 6000 rpm.

The seven-speed dual-clutch transmission and rear-wheel drive.

The body dimensions of the two-seater coupé: length 4618 mm, width 1942 mm, height 1273 mm, and wheelbase 2720 mm.

Completing the sheet, two orthogonal projections with lines, the Side Elevation with wheelbase dimension and the Front Elevation, which convey the classic balance of granturismo proportions: long hood, rear-set cabin, and truncated tail. A red graphic stamp, “Private Design – Independent Graphic Study,” underscores the independent artistic study nature of the work.

THE ARTIST’S WORDS
“With ‘Ferrari F12 Berlinetta’ I wanted to celebrate Maranello’s noblest tradition: the twelve-cylinder engine up front, rear-wheel drive, the driver in the middle. It’s a formula that runs through the Cavallino’s history and that the F12 has brought to an extraordinary level of power and refinement. This time I wanted to add to the sheet the construction arches traced with a compass, to evoke the moment when the form is born on the drawing board, even before it enters the wind tunnel. The claim “Sculpted by air” comes exactly from this: from the channel that cuts across the flanks and makes the bodywork feel almost shaped by the wind. The biggest challenge was capturing the tension of the surfaces and the play of reflections along the hood without weighing down the composition. I selected EMA Fine Art paper because its totally matte finish yields a full, velvety red, without reflections, and makes the reading of the specifications as sharp as on an archival document. I hope this sheet brings the unmistakable voice of a naturally aspirated V12 into spaces, the cult of engineering elegance, and the timeless allure of Italian grand touring.”

ARTIST INFORMATION
Kleury.art consolidates its prestigious elite production on EMA archival paper, confirming an extraordinary visual culture and unequaled stylistic mastery. Seamlessly moving from the chromatic splendor of sport to the universe of pop icons and rock on canvas, to Toy Surrealism irony, to classic Baroque reinterpretation and to captivating Eastern woodcut-style illustrations, the artist strengthens this line of technical patents as one of the most versatile, complete digital signatures and among the most collected internationally.

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Edition
Limited edition
Artist
Kleury.art
Title of artwork
[XL MATTE PAPER] Editorial Poster Style: "Ferrari F12 Berlinetta" by Kleury.art (1/5)
Technique
AI, Mixed technique
Signature
Signed
Country of origin
Netherlands
Condition
Excellent condition
Height
50 cm
Width
70 cm
Depiction/theme
Portrait
Style
Realism
Sold with frame
No
Period
2020+
Sold by
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Objects sold
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