Ionut Hazu - Deconstruction

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14
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28
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28
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€ 120
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Catherine Mikolajczak
Experto
Seleccionado por Catherine Mikolajczak

Estudió Historia del Arte en la École du Louvre y se especializó en arte contemporáneo por más de 25 años.

Estimación según precios en galerías  € 600 - € 800
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120 €
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110 €
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100 €

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Ionut Hazu — Deconstruction, retrato original de 100 × 70 cm de 2026 en acrílico, óleo y técnica mixta, firmado a mano y con marco, hecho en Rumanía y directamente del artista.

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-Deconstruction - XL / 100x70cm
Oil,acrylic and marker

​"Deconstruction" is a striking contemporary portrait that explores the tension between external composure and internal complexity.
​The artwork features a figure in a classic blue suit, rendered with clean, structured lines that represent societal structure and identity. In sharp contrast, the face unfolds into a vivid, heavily textured explosion of impasto technique—blending deep monochrome tones with energetic bursts of pink, yellow, and orange.
​The focal point remains the single, hyper-realistic eye staring directly at the viewer, grounding the piece amidst the chaotic, sculptural layers of paint around it. It is a powerful visual reflection on identity, mental noise, and the layers we carry beneath the surface.
​A captivating centerpiece for any modern or contemporary art collection. Ships carefully rolled or stretched in secure packaging.

About artist:

Hazu Ionut is a self-taught painter born in Bacau, Romania. From a young age he was attracted to visual arts, but without a mentor to guide him, he took the brush and started painting. He still doesn't have a particular style, that's why in his portfolio we find works of art from portraits to figurative art and static nature. Many of his artworks have appeared in various catalogs dedicated to art lovers.
Appears in publications with interviews such as Mutual art, Pice Gallery, Artit.

-Deconstruction - XL / 100x70cm
Oil,acrylic and marker

​"Deconstruction" is a striking contemporary portrait that explores the tension between external composure and internal complexity.
​The artwork features a figure in a classic blue suit, rendered with clean, structured lines that represent societal structure and identity. In sharp contrast, the face unfolds into a vivid, heavily textured explosion of impasto technique—blending deep monochrome tones with energetic bursts of pink, yellow, and orange.
​The focal point remains the single, hyper-realistic eye staring directly at the viewer, grounding the piece amidst the chaotic, sculptural layers of paint around it. It is a powerful visual reflection on identity, mental noise, and the layers we carry beneath the surface.
​A captivating centerpiece for any modern or contemporary art collection. Ships carefully rolled or stretched in secure packaging.

About artist:

Hazu Ionut is a self-taught painter born in Bacau, Romania. From a young age he was attracted to visual arts, but without a mentor to guide him, he took the brush and started painting. He still doesn't have a particular style, that's why in his portfolio we find works of art from portraits to figurative art and static nature. Many of his artworks have appeared in various catalogs dedicated to art lovers.
Appears in publications with interviews such as Mutual art, Pice Gallery, Artit.

Datos

Artista
Ionut Hazu
Se vende con marco
Vendido por
Directamente del artista
Edición
Original
Título de la obra
Deconstruction
Técnica
Pintura acrílica, Pintura al óleo, Técnica mixta
Firma
Firmado a mano
País de origen
Rumanía
Año
2026
Estado
En excelente estado
Alto
100 cm
Ancho
70 cm
Peso
2 kg
Representación/tema
Retrato
Estilo
Abstracto
Periodo
Posterior a 2020
RumaníaVerificado
105
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