Joachim Romain (1973) - ATR, affiches déchirées résinées en volume, œuvre originale





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Joachim Romain (1973) created the unique, hand-signed street-art sculpture ATR from resin-coated torn posters and folded metal.
Description from the seller
The Parisian gallery CHENUS LONGHI presents "ATR", an original sculpture by Joachim Romain created especially for Urban Art 360, as part of our series of 30 × 30 cm formats.
More pared-down and angular than his usual compositions, ATR combines fragments of torn posters with a folded metal plate, whose mirror surface plays with the reliefs and reflections of the artwork. The blues characteristic of Paris metro posters contrast with orangey touches and the typographic fragments that give the piece its title.
An unpublished creation that testifies to the freedom with which Joachim Romain today explores the sculptural possibilities of the poster, even in small formats.
· Comes with its certificate of authenticity;
· unique and original work, signed and dated on the back
· Very careful packaging;
· Shipped with insurance and tracking;
· If you live in the Paris region, you can pick up the work directly at our gallery located in the 11th arrondissement.
About the artist:
Joachim Romain develops a practice based on the recovery of torn posters in public space. Collected in different cities around the world, these fragments of advertising images become the raw material for compositions where the poster progressively leaves the flat surface to gain volume. His sculptural installations extend in the studio a work also carried out on the walls of the city.
His work follows an international dynamic, notably with a residency in Istanbul in spring 2026, at the invitation of the Alliance Française.
The year 2026 marks an important step: after the spring publication of a self-published monograph in a limited edition, he presents a monumental installation at the Carnavalet Museum in the exhibition Paris à l'arraché. Jacques Villeglé et l'art urbain. Parallèlement, the Galerie Laurent Rigail exhibits him alongside Jacques Villeglé and Quentin DMR in Défragmentation, as well as at Moderne Art Fair in Paris.
Joachim Romain aligns with the street art movement, alongside artists such as Vhils, Invader, Shepard Fairey, JonOne, Kaws, Futura.
Texts and photos Copyright Galerie CHENUS LONGHI.
Seller's Story
The Parisian gallery CHENUS LONGHI presents "ATR", an original sculpture by Joachim Romain created especially for Urban Art 360, as part of our series of 30 × 30 cm formats.
More pared-down and angular than his usual compositions, ATR combines fragments of torn posters with a folded metal plate, whose mirror surface plays with the reliefs and reflections of the artwork. The blues characteristic of Paris metro posters contrast with orangey touches and the typographic fragments that give the piece its title.
An unpublished creation that testifies to the freedom with which Joachim Romain today explores the sculptural possibilities of the poster, even in small formats.
· Comes with its certificate of authenticity;
· unique and original work, signed and dated on the back
· Very careful packaging;
· Shipped with insurance and tracking;
· If you live in the Paris region, you can pick up the work directly at our gallery located in the 11th arrondissement.
About the artist:
Joachim Romain develops a practice based on the recovery of torn posters in public space. Collected in different cities around the world, these fragments of advertising images become the raw material for compositions where the poster progressively leaves the flat surface to gain volume. His sculptural installations extend in the studio a work also carried out on the walls of the city.
His work follows an international dynamic, notably with a residency in Istanbul in spring 2026, at the invitation of the Alliance Française.
The year 2026 marks an important step: after the spring publication of a self-published monograph in a limited edition, he presents a monumental installation at the Carnavalet Museum in the exhibition Paris à l'arraché. Jacques Villeglé et l'art urbain. Parallèlement, the Galerie Laurent Rigail exhibits him alongside Jacques Villeglé and Quentin DMR in Défragmentation, as well as at Moderne Art Fair in Paris.
Joachim Romain aligns with the street art movement, alongside artists such as Vhils, Invader, Shepard Fairey, JonOne, Kaws, Futura.
Texts and photos Copyright Galerie CHENUS LONGHI.

