Olga Vin - J-M Basquiat, XXL





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Olga Vin presenta una pintura acrílica original sobre lino, firmada a mano, titulada J-M Basquiat, XXL, 144 × 146 cm, realizada en 2026, originaria de Polonia, vendida directamente por la artista, no estirada y enviada enrollada en un tubo protector con certificado de autenticidad.
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Original acrylic painting on linen canvas.
A powerful contemporary portrait executed in an expressive, neo-expressionist language. The central figure is rendered in intense cobalt blue, surrounded by energetic black brushwork and vivid fields of red, yellow and blue. The rough, gestural handling of paint gives the work a strong physical presence, while the crown motif introduces an additional symbolic element.
The contrast between the saturated primary colours and the dark, heavily worked areas creates a striking visual tension. The painting combines figurative portraiture with spontaneous, almost raw gestures, resulting in a work that is immediately recognizable from a distance while revealing numerous layers of texture and detail up close.
The work is particularly suited to a contemporary collection or a large-scale residential or commercial interior, where its strong colour and monumental presence can be fully appreciated.
Dimensions: 144 × 146 cm
Original artwork, signed by the artist.
Delivered with a certificate of authenticity.
The painting is sold unstretched and will be shipped safely rolled in a protective tube.
About the artist
Dra. Olga Winiarczyk es una artista interdisciplinaria e investigadora con un Doctorado en Artes de la Academia de Bellas Artes de Varsovia. Sus obras se han mostrado en más de 40 exposiciones en Polonia y en el extranjero, incluyendo el Museo de Arte Moderno de Varsovia, el Centro de Escultura Polaca en Orońsko, la Galería Labirynt en Lublin, Kyiv Art Week, Venecia, Budapest, Nueva York y las Islas Canarias.
Es receptora de varios premios y distinciones, incluyendo una beca del Ministerio de Cultura y Patrimonio Nacional de Polonia. Su práctica actual explora el arte interespecies, primates, ritual, política corporal y perspectivas no humanas.
Instagram: @olgvin_
Original acrylic painting on linen canvas.
A powerful contemporary portrait executed in an expressive, neo-expressionist language. The central figure is rendered in intense cobalt blue, surrounded by energetic black brushwork and vivid fields of red, yellow and blue. The rough, gestural handling of paint gives the work a strong physical presence, while the crown motif introduces an additional symbolic element.
The contrast between the saturated primary colours and the dark, heavily worked areas creates a striking visual tension. The painting combines figurative portraiture with spontaneous, almost raw gestures, resulting in a work that is immediately recognizable from a distance while revealing numerous layers of texture and detail up close.
The work is particularly suited to a contemporary collection or a large-scale residential or commercial interior, where its strong colour and monumental presence can be fully appreciated.
Dimensions: 144 × 146 cm
Original artwork, signed by the artist.
Delivered with a certificate of authenticity.
The painting is sold unstretched and will be shipped safely rolled in a protective tube.
About the artist
Dra. Olga Winiarczyk es una artista interdisciplinaria e investigadora con un Doctorado en Artes de la Academia de Bellas Artes de Varsovia. Sus obras se han mostrado en más de 40 exposiciones en Polonia y en el extranjero, incluyendo el Museo de Arte Moderno de Varsovia, el Centro de Escultura Polaca en Orońsko, la Galería Labirynt en Lublin, Kyiv Art Week, Venecia, Budapest, Nueva York y las Islas Canarias.
Es receptora de varios premios y distinciones, incluyendo una beca del Ministerio de Cultura y Patrimonio Nacional de Polonia. Su práctica actual explora el arte interespecies, primates, ritual, política corporal y perspectivas no humanas.
Instagram: @olgvin_

