De Faveri Studio - CONFLUX ALTUM
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The original mixed-media acrylic painting Conflux Altum by De Faveri Studio, a maritime landscape in blue, white, turquoise and black, measures 120 by 100 cm, is signed by hand, dated 2025, and titled Conflux Altum, with excellent condition.
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Daniel De Faveri (Italy, 1993 – living)
CONFLUX ALTUM
2025
Mixed media on canvas (acrylic, medium, and raw fresco background on a prepared base).
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Dimensions
Fabric: 120 × 100 cm
Frame depth: about 3 cm.
Unframed artwork
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Signed bottom right with the artist's logo, in acrylic.
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Edition
Unique work.
There are no copies, multiples, or official reproductions.
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Curatorial description
Conflux Altum represents a symbolic convergence point in Daniel De Faveri's painting research.
The work explores the moment when the past is consciously integrated into the decision to move towards the light.
The composition develops through material layers and deep chromatic flows that evoke ocean currents and submerged structures. This language, distinctive of the artist, is part of the 'Atlantis' series, a cycle dedicated to themes of memory, fall, and regeneration.
In terms of size, balance, and conceptual density, Conflux Altum is characterized as a representative work of the artist’s recent production.
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Origin
Directly from the artist's studio, Italy.
Caught in a high-profile restaurant in Veneto.
Was previously auctioned.
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Documentation
Accompanied by a Certificate of Authenticity signed by the artist, with a photograph and complete details of the work.
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Conditions
Excellent conservative conditions.
No restoration, no color or structural alteration.
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Shipping
Shipping on a frame, with professional packaging, insured, and tracked.
Work ready for immediate exhibition.
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Information about the artist
Daniel De Faveri is an Italian contemporary artist.
His pictorial research focuses on matter, gesture, and symbolism, with references to ancient myths and processes of inner transformation.
Other works by the artist have also been exhibited in Venice (at the Venice International Art Fair) and in London (Arrival Gallery), confirming a path with openness and international visibility.
Daniel De Faveri (Italy, 1993 – living)
CONFLUX ALTUM
2025
Mixed media on canvas (acrylic, medium, and raw fresco background on a prepared base).
The input is a dash character, which does not require translation.
Dimensions
Fabric: 120 × 100 cm
Frame depth: about 3 cm.
Unframed artwork
The input is a dash character, which does not require translation.
company
Signed bottom right with the artist's logo, in acrylic.
The input is a dash character, which does not require translation.
Edition
Unique work.
There are no copies, multiples, or official reproductions.
The input is a dash character, which does not require translation.
Curatorial description
Conflux Altum represents a symbolic convergence point in Daniel De Faveri's painting research.
The work explores the moment when the past is consciously integrated into the decision to move towards the light.
The composition develops through material layers and deep chromatic flows that evoke ocean currents and submerged structures. This language, distinctive of the artist, is part of the 'Atlantis' series, a cycle dedicated to themes of memory, fall, and regeneration.
In terms of size, balance, and conceptual density, Conflux Altum is characterized as a representative work of the artist’s recent production.
The input is a dash character, which does not require translation.
Origin
Directly from the artist's studio, Italy.
Caught in a high-profile restaurant in Veneto.
Was previously auctioned.
The input is a dash character, which does not require translation.
Documentation
Accompanied by a Certificate of Authenticity signed by the artist, with a photograph and complete details of the work.
The input is a dash character, which does not require translation.
Conditions
Excellent conservative conditions.
No restoration, no color or structural alteration.
The input is a dash character, which does not require translation.
Shipping
Shipping on a frame, with professional packaging, insured, and tracked.
Work ready for immediate exhibition.
The input is a dash character, which does not require translation.
Information about the artist
Daniel De Faveri is an Italian contemporary artist.
His pictorial research focuses on matter, gesture, and symbolism, with references to ancient myths and processes of inner transformation.
Other works by the artist have also been exhibited in Venice (at the Venice International Art Fair) and in London (Arrival Gallery), confirming a path with openness and international visibility.
Details
Artist
De Faveri Studio
Sold with frame
No
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Direct from the artist
Edition
Original
Title of artwork
CONFLUX ALTUM
Technique
Acrylic painting, Mixed technique
Signature
Hand signed
Country of Origin
Italy
Year
2025
Condition
Excellent condition
Colour
Black, Blue, Turquoise, White
Height
120 cm
Width
100 cm
Depiction/Theme
Seascape
Style
Abstract
Period
2020+
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