Brusk (1976) - La Danse des couleurs, original sur bois





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Brusk (1976)’s unique original, *La Danse des couleurs, original sur bois*, was made in 2026 on wood using spray paint and acrylic paint.
Description from the seller
The Paris gallery CHENUS LONGHI presents an original painting by BRUSK, created especially for Urban Art 360. "The Dance of Colors," a unique work measuring 30 × 30 cm, executed with spray paint and gouache markers on a thick 6 cm wooden panel, captures the singularity of his pictorial universe. With this pair of classical ballet slippers, BRUSK takes on an unusual subject in the graffiti world. The ribbons trail into multicolored drips, as if the paint is following the dancer’s movement. The precision of the drawing and the textural effects characteristic of the artist give this composition an unexpected lightness, while preserving the energy of his painting gesture.
· Original and unique work on a thick 6 cm wooden panel;
· Hand-signed on the right side and initialed on the back;
· Comes with its certificate of authenticity;
· Very careful packaging;
· Shipped with insurance and tracking;
· If you live in the Paris region, you can come and pick up the work directly at our gallery located in the 11th arrondissement.
About the artist:
Born in 1976 in Lyon, BRUSK (Cédric Kozluk) discovered graffiti in 1991 before joining the École des Beaux-Arts of Saint-Étienne. A member of the Da Mental Vaporz (DMV) collective since 2006, he has gradually established himself as one of the French graffiti figures.
Recognizable by his drips and tearing effects, his work combines technical virtuosity, explosive colors, and a critical look at the contradictions of our society. Painter, muralist, and sculptor, he develops an oeuvre as expressive as it is committed.
His career has led him to exhibit in reference galleries, notably Itinerrance and Laurent Strouk in Paris, StolenSpace in London, as well as in New York. Present on the international scene and in the art market, BRUSK today enjoys recognition that goes far beyond the borders of graffiti.
Text and photo copyright Galerie CHENUS LONGHI.
Seller's Story
The Paris gallery CHENUS LONGHI presents an original painting by BRUSK, created especially for Urban Art 360. "The Dance of Colors," a unique work measuring 30 × 30 cm, executed with spray paint and gouache markers on a thick 6 cm wooden panel, captures the singularity of his pictorial universe. With this pair of classical ballet slippers, BRUSK takes on an unusual subject in the graffiti world. The ribbons trail into multicolored drips, as if the paint is following the dancer’s movement. The precision of the drawing and the textural effects characteristic of the artist give this composition an unexpected lightness, while preserving the energy of his painting gesture.
· Original and unique work on a thick 6 cm wooden panel;
· Hand-signed on the right side and initialed on the back;
· Comes with its certificate of authenticity;
· Very careful packaging;
· Shipped with insurance and tracking;
· If you live in the Paris region, you can come and pick up the work directly at our gallery located in the 11th arrondissement.
About the artist:
Born in 1976 in Lyon, BRUSK (Cédric Kozluk) discovered graffiti in 1991 before joining the École des Beaux-Arts of Saint-Étienne. A member of the Da Mental Vaporz (DMV) collective since 2006, he has gradually established himself as one of the French graffiti figures.
Recognizable by his drips and tearing effects, his work combines technical virtuosity, explosive colors, and a critical look at the contradictions of our society. Painter, muralist, and sculptor, he develops an oeuvre as expressive as it is committed.
His career has led him to exhibit in reference galleries, notably Itinerrance and Laurent Strouk in Paris, StolenSpace in London, as well as in New York. Present on the international scene and in the art market, BRUSK today enjoys recognition that goes far beyond the borders of graffiti.
Text and photo copyright Galerie CHENUS LONGHI.

